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The highest court of the U.S. state of California
Governor Gavin Newsom has issued dozens of pardons and commutations since taking office; recent official tallies from his office list totals such as 263 pardons, 160 commutations and 42 reprieves (ann...
Court rulings this year have produced , with some high courts endorsing commission-created maps and others deferring to legislatures, producing a fragmented national landscape. Key rulings in Utah and...
Court dockets are searchable through official court websites and docket services (for example, the California Supreme Court’s docket search lets users search by case name or party) . Flight-tracking a...
California’s Citizens Redistricting Commission is legally required to prioritize , and it must draw districts that are . The commission is barred from favoring incumbents, parties, or candidates, and ...
’s clemency announcements over multiple years include commutations for a number of offenders convicted of — in some high-profile batches that specifically named inmates convicted of murder, attempted ...
Federal and state anti-discrimination laws make racial slurs in the workplace potentially unlawful when they amount to harassment that creates a hostile, intimidating, or offensive work environment or...
There is no reporting in the provided sources that Travis Collins—who was publicly tried in 2025 in Dauphin County for the alleged homicide at the Harrisburg Hilton—has filed a formal appeal or a post...
California law does not contain a single, explicit statutory definition of “viability” across all contexts; courts and statutory schemes treat fetal viability and newborn protections differently depen...
As of November 2025, reporting and official materials in the provided search results focus heavily on Proposition 50, the November 4 special election about redrawing California’s congressional maps, a...
The California Supreme Court is the ultimate state arbiter on redistricting disputes, with authority to grant or deny emergency relief, interpret Article XXI’s “once‑per‑decade” rule, appoint special ...
Executive Summary The California Supreme Court has repeatedly acted as a decisive backstop in the state's redistricting disputes, exercising original jurisdiction to resolve stalemates, extending dead...
California courts over the past decade offer on statutes closely resembling AB 495; the available record in the provided materials shows more statutory developments and political debate than clear, co...