California Supreme Court in 1973 reshaped state life
The California Supreme Court in 1973 handed down about 200 decisions ranging from reapportionment to banning topless waitresses, extending voting rights to ex criminals, and ordering adult children to support needy parents. It ousted a judge, welcomed William Clark Jr., and set precedents on bail, building permits, welfare notices in Spanish, and search warrants.
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Donald Wright
Geiler
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