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IQVIA Inc. v. Superior Court of California, Alameda County
Issue: Whether, in a preemptive action brought by a former employee subject to a noncompete agreement who joins a competitor ...
California Judge Is Convicted of Fatally Shooting His Wife
Judge Jeffrey Ferguson of Orange County Superior Court faces 40 years to life for murdering his wife, Sheryl Ferguson, in ...
Southern California judge found guilty of murdering his wife in 2023
Jurors rejected Jeffrey Ferguson’s testimony that he accidentally shot his wife, convicting him of second-degree murder on ...
California judge convicted of second-degree murder for fatally shooting his wife
A Southern California judge was convicted Tuesday of second-degree murder for the August 2023 fatal shooting of his wife ...
California judge Jeffrey Ferguson hugs son as he’s convicted of murdering his wife during argument
Jurors convicted Southern California Judge Jeffrey Ferguson of second-degree murder on Tuesday for fatally shooting his wife ...
California Judge Found Guilty of Shooting and Killing His Wife After 'Drunken Argument,' Hugs His Son as Verdict Is Delivered
The Office of the District Attorney in Orange County, Calif. announced that former Orange County Superior Court Judge Jeffrey ...
Huntington Beach may ask U.S. Supreme Court to hear housing case after appeals court declines another look
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit denied an en banc hearing Monday, dealing a blow to Huntington Beach's fight ...
Placer court waits on mental health report in Roseville hostage killing case
At a brief hearing Wednesday morning, attorneys informed Judge Michael Jones that a doctor working on behalf of the defense ...
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Santa Barbara County Superior Court Judge Michael Carrozzo issued public censure and will be required to step down from his position
On Thursday, a severe public censure and an irrevocable resignation was issued to Santa Barbara County Superior Court Judge ...
Inside LA’s mental health court: Meth, homelessness and the judge who wants to help
Addiction and homelessness are a constant presence in L.A.'s mental health court. Its judge wants defendants to "feel like someone who's deep in the system of power cares about them." ...