Judges and Judiciary
Mar. 29, 2021
State’s charity supervision law unconstitutional, judge finds
“What we think makes this case so significant is … the judge has just thrown out two of the primary enforcement mechanisms the attorney general is using for nonprofits,” Paul D. Murphy, who represents the plaintiffs as a partner with Murphy Rosen LLP in Santa Monica, said in an interview.
Attorneys for a Catholic organization say a recent court ruling will force the state Department of Justice to be more careful about how it pursues fraud claims against charities soliciting donations.
Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge James C. Chalfant's March 18 order found the attorney general may have been correct in arguing the Catholic Medical Mission Board ...
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