The Judicial Council of California and Chief Justice Patricia Guerrero asked a San Francisco judge to strike a damages claim brought by seven retired judges accusing the state of age discrimination by instituting a cap on the number of days they could serve under the Temporary Assigned Judges Program.
The arguments Tuesday centered on the Chief Justice’s immunity and included a demand from her and the Judicial Council for sanctions against...
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