While a judge will still have to decide whether or not the details of the settlement agreement are made public, the $7 million settlement is moving ahead.
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Posted inEducation
Shaw Keeps Seat On OC Board of Education, Judge Rules Lawsuit Improperly Filed
After months of pressure from a North OC resident in an effort to get Tim Shaw kicked off the board, an OC Superior Court Judge tossed out the lawsuit without discussing the key issue.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
CA Attorney General Greenlights Lawsuit That Could Unseat an OC Board of Education Member
With June primaries looming, a lawsuit will challenge whether Tim Shaw can stay on the board. Shaw says the suit is political maneuvering and people should wait for the election.
Posted inEducation
Tim Shaw Keeps OC Board of Education Seat For Now, Lawsuit Continues in March
OC Superior Court Judge Martha Gooding scheduled another hearing for next month, but said the case was by no means a “slam dunk,” for either side.
Posted inEducation
OC Judge to Determine if Board of Education Illegally Appointed Tim Shaw
The case comes after the board appointed Tim Shaw less than two months after he resigned the elected seat, opening questions on if they violated state law.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Fink: Republican Candidates for DA Seek Votes From Law and Order Democrats
Tustin attorney Lee Fink challenges OC District Attorney candidates Tony Rackauckas and Supervisor Todd Spitzer, requesting that they pledge to prosecute political corruption in Orange County and maintain the highest level of law and order.
Posted inCountywide, Investigative, Politics & Elections, Top Stories
Candidate For District Attorney Reinstated by State Bar
The State Bar of California has ended a suspension for Lenore Albert-Sheridan, a lawyer running for District Attorney.
Posted inCountywide, Government, Investigative, Politics & Elections, Safety, Security & Justice, Top Stories
Judge Allows Suspended Lawyer Running for DA to Stay on Ballot
Orange County Superior Court Judge Craig Griffin ruled Lenore Albert-Sheridan will remain on the ballot for the June 5 primary election.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Fink: How Many Lawyers For a Political Stunt?
Tustin resident and local attorney Lee Fink writes that despite one’s feelings about challenging the state’s sanctuary state law, Orange County residents do not need to spend even more tax dollars to hire even more lawyers for this case. Fink notes that it’s financially irresponsible for the Board of Supervisors to spend money on more lawyers for a political stunt.
