Emily Andrews, Tom Willis, James Harrison, Richard Rios, Lacey Keys, Lance Olson, Andrew Werbrock, Karen Getman Governor Turns to Olson Remcho to Defend Bounty-Hunter Gun Law
Attorney General Rob Bonta told a federal judge he could not defend the law because he is challenging nearly identical provisions of a similar statute targeting abortion in Texas.
December 09, 2022 at 06:18 PM
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Litigation
Political boutique Olson Remcho intends to defend a portion of California's so-called bounty hunter gun law in federal court after Attorney General Rob Bonta bowed out Thursday.
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