Thursday's episode covers the Ninth Circuit's refusal to reconsider the GEO Group detainee wage ruling, continued arguments in the Posse Comitatus Act trial over presidential immunity and enforcement, Nationwide Insurance facing another Eaton Fire coverage lawsuit, fraud claims proceeding against Smart Kidz college admissions consulting firm, and a Wyoming resident's challenge to California's rideshare driver residency requirement.

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Wednesday's episode covers day two of the historic Posse Comitatus Act trial over military deployment in Los Angeles, truck manufacturers suing to exit California emissions agreements, a federal judge denying Anthropic's request to pause its AI copyright case, Judge Wilson rejecting the government's attempt to dismiss the Trevor Kirk excessive force conviction, and conflict of interest issues emerging in Eaton Fire litigation.

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Tuesday's episode covers the California Supreme Court's ruling on arbitration fee payment requirements, a historic federal trial on the Posse Comitatus Act over National Guard federalization, Huntington Beach's challenge to California's sanctuary law, the appointment of interim U.S. Attorney Eric Grant, and additional wildfire victim deaths leading to wrongful death claims.

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Monday's episode covers a federal judge's show cause hearing on UCLA research grant suspensions, a murder defendant's Supreme Court appeal over undercover agent actions, arguments on the Flores settlement for migrant children detention, tribal gaming law reconsideration in Sacramento, and landlords appealing dismissal of their Los Angeles rent control challenge.

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Friday's episode covers Governor Newsom's nomination of three appellate court judges and appointment of eighteen Superior Court judges, the state Supreme Court's ruling on rooftop solar compensation standards, a tentative ruling striking down tribal casino litigation rights, the Privacy Protection Agency's enforcement authority dispute with Tractor Supply, and retired judges organizing to defend criticized colleagues.

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Thursday's episode covers a California appellate court ruling that UC's employment policy discriminates against undocumented students, Justin Baldoni's insurance coverage dispute over the Blake Lively defamation case, a lawsuit against ServPro for allegedly defrauding wildfire victims, egg farmers defending animal welfare laws they once opposed, and the Ninth Circuit upholding the SEC's settlement "gag rule."

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Wednesday's episode covers a federal judge striking down California's deepfake disclosure law citing Section 230 preemption, a rare challenge to the Posse Comitatus Act over National Guard deployment, housing advocates preparing to sue over SB 9 suspension in fire areas, an East Palo Alto inclusionary housing ordinance challenge, and Anaheim joining a federal immigration enforcement lawsuit.

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Tuesday's episode covers a federal judge questioning the dismissal of charges against deputy Trevor Kirk, a rare Supreme Court split on three-strikes sentencing authority, a dispute over power line burial costs for Eaton Fire victims, a Manhattan Beach discrimination case proceeding under a pseudonym, and new consumer protection legislation amid federal agency cutbacks.

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Monday's episode covers a judge demanding explanation for federal prosecutors dismissing tax charges against Fatburger founder Andrew Wiederhorn, a ruling blocking the Trump administration's Temporary Protected Status revocation citing racial animus, and Phillips 66's $800 million trade secrets judgment.RetryClaude can make mistakes. Please double-check responses.

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Friday's episode covers the Ninth Circuit's affirmation of Epic Games' antitrust victory over Google, a Trump administration challenge to UC researcher grant funding, a victim's objection to dismissing charges against a sheriff's deputy and the California Supreme Court's unanimous MICRA ruling.

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