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California Supreme Court Orders District Attorney To Answer Crime Victims Who Claim He Failed Them

By Susan BassiAugust 10, 2026

The California Supreme Court has directed the Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office, led by Jeff Rosen, to address questions concerning crime victims’ rights within the legal system. This directive stems from a legal petition filed by a law firm, which contends that a disparity exists between the District Attorney’s public pronouncements on victim advocacy and the office’s actual prosecutorial practices.

First Amendment Attorney’s Toxic Memorial Day Weekend Email

By Susan BassiMay 26, 2025

Michael Sternberg, a self-represented plaintiff, has had his federal civil rights case reopened by U.S. District Judge Andrew Gordon, challenging the abuse of process in a protracted California family court battle, while his attorney Marc Randazza has been accused of misconduct and judicial bias.

Family Court Judge Faces Scrutiny after Courtroom Eviction Sparks Allegations of Political Favoritism, Nonprofit Ties, and Concealed Conflicts of Interest

By Susan BassiMay 18, 2025

Two court observers were evicted from Judge Cindy Hendrickson’s courtroom in Santa Clara County Superior Court on February 7, 2025, after serving her a judicial disqualification motion alleging political bias and undisclosed conflicts of interest, while Hendrickson responded by downplaying her ties to WomenSV and failing to address her co-appointment with Ford to the county’s Domestic Violence Council.