Government
Jul. 16, 2018
Challenger will appeal if judge allows Becerra to remain on ballot
Attorney Eric P. Early said Friday he will appeal his lawsuit challenging Attorney General Xavier Becerra’s legal qualifications to hold the position if a tentative ruling dismissing his case stands.
SACRAMENTO -- Attorney Eric P. Early said Friday he will appeal his lawsuit challenging Attorney General Xavier Becerra's legal qualifications to hold the position if a tentative ruling dismissing his case stands.
During the primary campaign in which they were both candidates for the job, Early filed a complaint claiming Becerra is disqualified from holding the office because he let his State Bar license lapse for 26 years. He spen...
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