A federal judge dismissed one of the last COVID-era cases against government restrictions in California.
"As explained in this order, plaintiffs have expressly abandoned their original theory of defendants' liability," U.S. Eastern District of California Presiding Judge Kimberly J. Mueller wrote in her order issued Wednesday. "Permitting them to advance a new legal theory and new arguments at this late stage of the case would cause undue delay and prejudice the ...
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