Kevin Kiley

Now that Judge Heckman’s ruling against Gavin Newsom is final, we are reviewing all previous Executive Orders to determine which are legally suspect. I’ll provide an update later this week. In the meantime, I’ve just submitted a Legal Opinion Request to the Attorney General challenging Newsom’s authority on another matter: the appointment of a U.S. […]

The Court’s ruling became final on November 13. The specific findings and Permanent Injunction are on pages 7-9. *Sign up below to get my updates on the case

The Court’s ruling against Governor Newsom became final on November 13. The specific findings and Permanent Injunction are on pages 7-9.

This will be a brief post. I just wanted to let you know that last night we received the news that Judge Heckman’s ruling is now final. She refused Newsom’s request to delay the Permanent Injunction against him: “The Governor’s request for stay of enforcement of the judgment is denied.” You can read the final

Gavin Newsom has asked the Judge to put the Permanent Injunction against him on hold for “a minimum of two weeks.” Which makes me wonder what he has in mind for the next two weeks. We’ve filed a strong objection to any such free pass from the Constitution. Yet at the very moment his one-man

Today Gov. Newsom plans to close businesses and stop schools from opening, even though yesterday he didn’t say either was responsible for new cases. This erratic leadership is why California is struggling as much as any state. Meanwhile, Newsom says he will appeal the Superior Court’s ruling against him “as soon as permitted.” He’s also