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California Jan. 1 fast food law halted by temporary restraining order
California passed a fast food bill last summer aimed at raising wages and working conditions. Opponents said it would raise costs and blocked it with a petition to let voters decide. California planned to enact the law Jan 1 anyway, but a group filed a lawsuit and won a temporary hold on it. A group won a temporary restraining order to stop California’s plan to implement a law on Jan. 1 that could, among other things, raise the industry’s minimum wage to $22 per hour. Save Local Restaurants filed a lawsuit on Thursday saying California couldn’t enact AB 257, or the FAST Act, also known as Fast Food Recovery Act, as planned after the group on…
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Judge: State must preserve evidence from halted execution
ATMORE, Ala. — A federal decide on Friday requested Alabama to maintain data and professional medical materials affiliated with a deadly injection try right after the prison technique acknowledged several attempts to obtain the inmate’s veins just before contacting off the execution. U.S. District Judge R. Austin Huffaker Jr. issued the purchase at the ask for of the inmate’s legal professionals who are seeking to collect far more facts about what happened in the course of Alabama’s endeavor to execute Alan Miller, 57. Miller was sentenced to dying immediately after being convicted of a 1999 office rampage in which he killed Terry Jarvis, Lee Holdbrooks and Scott Yancy. The U.S.…
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