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CARE Court can profoundly change lives, and California’s justice system, if given the chance

CARE Court changes judges’ role, says an appellate judge who presided over such a court. It requires judges to inspire trust and exercise empathy and relationship-building.

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CalMatters· Oct 19, 12:00 PMCARE Court can profoundly change lives, and California’s justice system, if given the chance

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‘May be insane?’ Trump goes ballistic after failed bid to oust judgePresident Donald Trump lashed out at U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes early Monday morning after his administration’s effort to have her removed from a case involving his planned overhaul of a public golf course was rejected Sunday, calling her a “crazed lunatic” and possibly “insane.” On Sunday, Trump revealed more details regarding his plan to renovate…

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Roberts' Supreme Court Has Made Prosecuting Corrupt Politicians Nearly Impossible: Veteran ProsecutorCorruption has become a leading issue for US voters heading into the 2026 midterm elections, driven in no small part by concerns about President Donald Trump's unprecedented self-enrichment while in office. But even as Americans express greater worry about corruption in government, actually prosecuting corrupt politicians has grown significantly more…

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Judge loses patience with Trump aide who ‘can’t recall’ talks about Trump’s golf courseA federal judge directed an Interior official to turn off automatic deletion after he claimed he “can’t recall” contacts with the golf architect from his tour with President Donald Trump. U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes gave the instruction Monday to Greg Wischer, the Interior Department’s deputy chief of staff, during a court hearing, Lawfare’s Roger…

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Supreme Court to hear a new case on race and school admissions, this time in MarylandThe Supreme Court agreed to hear a new challenge to school admissions policies on diversity, taking up a case on magnet programs in Montgomery County, Maryland.

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