Litigation
Sep. 4, 2014
High speed rail opponents seek high court review following appellate loss
After a stinging defeat in the 3rd District Court of Appeal last month, opponents of California's high speed rail project are throwing a Hail Mary pass and hoping the state Supreme Court will hear their case.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO - After a stinging defeat in the 3rd District Court of Appeal last month, opponents of California's high speed rail project are throwing a Hail Mary pass and hoping the state Supreme Court will hear their case.
Opponents - consisting of a coalition including transportation advocates, landowners and Kings County - argue the state is flouting planning requirements in a 2008 ballot measure ...
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