Secretary of State Shirley Weber Pushes Back Against DOJ Demands Over California Voter Rolls
California Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber is pushing back against U.S. Department of Justice demands to investigate voters suspected of being noncitizens shortly before the general election. Federal authorities are seeking to block mail-in ballots from approximately 20,000 registered voters, but Weber argues the request is an unlawful attempt to purge voter rolls and incite public distrust. Tensions have escalated further following a specific security dispute involving a thumb drive delivered to Los Angeles County officials. Read more for details on the state’s response. A legal dispute over an Oakland property has escalated after a tentative ruling favored occupant Zakiya Jendayi who claimed she was not properly notified before a judge ordered the property transferred into an estate. After the ruling, the estate’s administrator, Phillip Campbell, successfully challenged the presiding judge and requested the case returned to the judge who signed the original transfer order. The First District Court of Appeal has intervened to review the disqualification process and changes to the court docket. The issue is unclear whether Campbell's challenge was timely, as judges generally enjoy immunity from damages claims arising from judicial acts, but their decisions are not reviewed. JPMorgan Chase is launching Chase Fraud & Scam Prevention Month in November to help consumers protect their personal information and finances.
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A legal dispute over an Oakland property has intensified following a tentative ruling that favored occupant Zakiya Jendayi, who claimed she was not properly notified before a judge ordered the propert... [24335 symbols]
