This blog focuses on news and information regarding practice in the federal courts in the Eastern District of California, with a special emphasis on criminal and civil rights cases.
John Balazs is an attorney in Sacramento, California, specializing in criminal defense, including appeals, habeas corpus, pardons, expungements, and civil forfeiture actions. After graduating from UCLA Law School in 1989, he clerked for Judge Harry Pregerson of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. John was an Assistant Federal Defender in Fresno and Sacramento from 1992-2001. Please email EDCA items of interest to [email protected]. Follow me on twitter @balazslaw.
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Homeless Gain Mixed Jury Verdict In Suit Over Discarded Property
Yesterday, the jury returned a mixed verdict, finding some constitutional violations, but rejecting other claims. The district court will determine damages and what other relief may be appropriate. Sacramento Bee, 5/25/11.
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Homeless Gain Mixed Jury Verdict In Suit Over Discarded Property
Yesterday, the jury returned a mixed verdict, finding some constitutional violations, but rejecting other claims. The district court will determine damages and what other relief may be appropriate. Sacramento Bee, 5/25/11.