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Yearly Archives: 2010

By PORAC | April 10, 2010 | Posted in PORAC LDF News

Mastagni Law Firm and Majority Leader Torrico Thwart Sacramento County’s Unlawful Early Release of County Inmates

Posted by David P. Mastagni Dawniell A. Zavala On February 10, 2010, Sacramento County Superior Court Judge Loren E. McMaster issued a temporary restraining order halting the early release of county inmates by the Sheriff’s Department under California Penal Code section 4019. David P. Mastagni represented the Sacramento County Deputy […]

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By PORAC | April 10, 2010 | Posted in PORAC LDF News

Can Federal Courts Rule on State Law Writ Petitions? A Current Case Explores Potential Traps for Litigators

Posted by Michael P. Stone Marc J. Berger California public employee terminations and disciplinary actions are regularly reviewable by means of a Petition for Writ of Mandate filed in Superior Court, which ordinarily must be filed within 90 days of notification of the final administrative decision. (See California Code of […]

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By PORAC | March 10, 2010 | Posted in Chairman's Message

Chairman’s Message

Several months ago, I informed you of LDF’s newest benefit plan: firearm coverage for retirees. I will refer to this new plan as LDF Benefit “Plan V”. Immediately, a high level of interest sparked a great number of questions and inquiries. Many were answered quickly and readily, but some raised […]

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By PORAC | March 10, 2010 | Posted in PORAC LDF News

Yolo County D.A. Investigator Wins Lawsuit Over Disclosure of Confidential Personnel Information

Posted by Sean D. Howell A Yolo County District Attorney Investigator whose disciplinary action was disclosed by his chief investigator to members of a statewide investigators association has settled a federal lawsuit over the disclosure for over $75,000. While financial recovery for the release of confidential peace officer personnel information […]

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