Litigation
Oct. 8, 2013
State trying to use defeat to stymie high-speed rail foes
California's high-speed rail authority is hoping a state appellate court will give it something many project developers would give their right arm for: an exemption from the state's powerful environmental review law.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
California's high-speed rail authority is hoping a state appellate court will give it something many project developers would give their right arm for - an exemption from the state's powerful environmental review law.
Over the summer, the 3rd District Court of Appeal was set to hear argument in a case in which the wealthy enclaves of Palo Alto and Atherton, several community groups and the Pla...
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