Litigation
Jan. 7, 2016
Suit against Pellicano, LAPD sergeant set for trial
In an invasion of privacy suit arising out of decade-old wiretapping by Anthony Pellicano, a Los Angeles judge found the California Constitution does not bar money damages as a remedy under Article I Section 1.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The plaintiff in an invasion of privacy suit arising from illegal investigations ordered by private detective Anthony Pellicano may seek monetary damages as a remedy under the state constitution's right to privacy, a Los Angeles County Superior Court judge ruled Tuesday.
The defendant City of Los Angeles argued in its motion for summary judgment or adjudication that ...
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