A subdivision of a state cannot sue the state in federal court. I don't know if it's more embarrassing to come up with BS responses or to have to admit [that their suit was flawed].... They could've added NORMAL to the suit in federal court.

The supervisors have turned a deaf ear to the pleas of sick and dying people, and now they have shown that they are equally willing to ignore the law.

It's quite a job shift, but I guess after the dot-com burst... it really has worked out in a very unfortunate manner for him.

It's fair to say it's been a widespread problem. ... We've consistently gotten calls in this area essentially since we've been taking calls. Except for law enforcement encounters, this is the biggest concern facing medical marijuana patients.

It involved a constitutional issue of the gravest importance decided 4-3 by a state court on a federal issue that it was our responsibility to take the case, ... Sometimes it is easy, so it seems, to enhance your prestige by not exercising your responsibility, but that's not been the tradition of our court.

A State can sue for negligence as well as fraud damages.