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Sen. Scott Wiener’s Shockingly Reckless Nazi Analogy
We stand for principled debate and fairness in women’s sports, but a recent statement by San Francisco’s Senator Scott Wiener, a lightning-rod of an elected official in the State Legislature, who recently compared America’s efforts to regulate transgender participation in...
U.S. Labor Secretary Cutting 63 Regulations on Work Rules Fulfilling Trump Promise
The Trump Administration Department of Labor gave America an early Independence Day gift last week: Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer announced she will cut 63 costly and burdensome regulations, anti-business holdovers from the Obama and Biden administrations. The idea is to...
Summons in California Civil Actions
Code of Civil Procedure Part 2, Title 5, Chapter 3 deals with summons in the service of process for civil actions. Section 412.10 states that, after payment of all applicable fees, the plaintiff may have the clerk issue one or...
Making Physicians Care Again
When we make physicians care again, we will make medicine great again. You can “take that fact to the bank.” Do you want great medicine? Let us explore how to achieve that goal. The spirits and energy of doctors have...
Family Conciliation Courts in California
Division 5, Part 1, Chapter 2 of the California Family Code deals with family conciliation courts in this state. Section 1810 requires each superior court to exercise the jurisdiction conferred by this part. While sitting in the exercise of this...
Celebrating America’s 249th Birthday in a Small Town
As California Governor Gavin Newsom was probably sipping on a PlumpJack Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon and bashing the President for the One Big Beautiful Bill passage, as well as hard-timing him over fires which broke out of federal land in California,...