Stanford Vina Ranch Irrigation Company (Stanford Vina) sued the State Water
Resources Control Board (the Board), among other defendants, challenging the Board’s
issuance of certain temporary emergency regulations in 2014 and 2015, during the height
of one of the most severe droughts in California’s history. The challenged regulations
established minimum flow requirements on three t... More...   $0 (07-07-2020 - CA)

California law permits — but also sets certain limits on —
judicial review of adjudicatory decisions made by agencies
responsible for implementing public policies on health, natural
resources, employment, and other issues. One example is
Government Code section 11523,
1 which lets parties seek
judicial review of an agency’s adjudicatory decision by filing a
petition for... More...   $0 (07-03-2020 - CA)

Defendant ReadyLink Healthcare, Inc. (ReadyLink) is a nurse staffing company
that places nurses in hospitals, typically on a short-term basis. Plaintiff State
Compensation Insurance Fund (SCIF) is a public enterprise fund created by statute as a
workers' compensation insurer. Like private workers' compensation insurers, SCIF
provides workers' compensation insurance to employers. Th... More...   $0 (06-15-2020 - CA)

Ware filed his complaint in mandamus on December 16, 2019. At the time
Ware filed this action, he submitted an affidavit of prior civil actions that purported to
satisfy the requirements of R.C. 2969.25(A) and an affidavit of indigency that purported to
satisfy the requirements R.C. 2969.25(C).


This Court referred Ware's complaint to a magistrate according to Civ.R.
... More...   $0 (06-04-2020 - OH)

Relator, Jason Arnold, pro se, an inmate of the Lebanon Correctional
Institution, filed this original action for a writ of mandamus seeking an order that
respondent, Ohio Bureau of Sentence Computation ("BOSC"), "credit him with jail time in
the amount of 173 days towards his Judicial Sanction pursuant to R.C. 2929.141 as ordered
by the Muskingum County Common Pleas Court in Crimin... More...   $0 (06-04-2020 - OH)

The following facts are undisputed. Relator is currently incarcerated at the
Richland Correctional Institution where he is serving a sentence of 15 to 40 years after
being found guilty by way of a jury trial in the Cuyahoga C.P. No. CR 232945 of the
following: one count of aggravated burglary (Count 1); one count of felonious assault
(Count 2); two counts of aggravated robbery, eac... More...   $0 (06-04-2020 - OH)

In this original action, relator, Bret Adams, requests a writ of mandamus
ordering respondent, The Ohio State University, to further comply with relator's public
records request under R.C. 149.43.
{¶ 2} Pursuant to Civ.R. 53 and Loc.R. 13(M) of the Tenth District Court of Appeals,
this matter was referred to a magistrate who issued a decision, including findings of fact
and con... More...   $0 (06-03-2020 - OH)

Matthew Boermeester was expelled from the University of
Southern California (USC) for committing intimate partner violence
against Jane Roe.1 The superior court denied his petition for writ of
administrative mandate to set aside the expulsion. He appeals,
contending, among other things, that the process leading to his
expulsion violated his right to a fair hearing. We conclude ... More...   $0 (06-01-2020 - CA)

Health and Safety Code section 127677, enacted as part of
Senate Bill No. 17 (Stats. 2017, ch. 603, § 4), requires
pharmaceutical manufacturers to provide 60-days’ notice to
public and private registered purchasers, including state entities
and health insurers, before increasing the wholesale acquisition
cost of a drug (we will refer to the notice as a “price increase
notic... More...   $0 (04-11-2020 - CA)

Health and Safety Code section 127677, enacted as part of
Senate Bill No. 17 (Stats. 2017, ch. 603, § 4), requires
pharmaceutical manufacturers to provide 60-days’ notice to
public and private registered purchasers, including state entities
and health insurers, before increasing the wholesale acquisition
cost of a drug (we will refer to the notice as a “price increase
notic... More...   $0 (04-11-2020 - CA)

In 1997, Frederic Sannmann pleaded guilty to felony robbery (Pen. Code, § 211),1
which rendered him ineligible to own firearms (former § 12021, now § 29800). In 2003,
he successfully moved under section 1203.4, subdivision (a) (hereafter § 1203.4(a)) to set
aside his conviction for most purposes. By statute, this relief did not restore Sannmann's
right to own firearms. (§ 1203.4(a)... More...   $0 (04-10-2020 - CA)