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Wednesday, September 21, 2005
Supreme Court denies review in McCann v. Lucky Money
Today, the Supreme Court denied review in McCann v. Lucky Money, Inc., no. S134874. As I reported on September 9, the Supreme Court had previously given itself an extension of time to decide whether to grant or deny review, leading to speculation that review might be granted even though the Court of Appeal's discussion of Prop. 64 retroactivity was unpublished.
- posted by Kim Kralowec @ 4:27 PM
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