Skadden's William Casey, part of a team that represented judges who won $36 million in back pay for California judges in lower courts, stopped short of challenging the recusal of the six justices.
October 18, 2018 at 07:11 PM
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Updated at 8:15 pm with the list of judges chosen to consider the case.
Lawyers seeking back pay for current and retired California state judges have asked the state’s high court to clarify that lower court rulings in the case remain valid even though all six justices recused themselves earlier this week—presumably because the case could affect their own pocketbooks.
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