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"New chapter opens in Fajitagate case"

"New chapter opens in Fajitagate case": Today in The San Francisco Chronicle, Bob Egelko has an article that begins, "Lawyers for two men injured by off-duty San Francisco police in an argument over a bag of takeout fajitas asked a federal appeals court Wednesday to reinstate their lawsuit against the city, saying police officials deserved some responsibility for the beatings because they ignored one officer's history of brutality."

Today in The Oakland Tribune, Josh Richman reports that "SFPD 'fajitagate' case argued in federal court; 9th Circuit mulls city's liability over off-duty officers' actions."

And The Daily Californian reports that "Boalt Hosts Arguments In Fajitagate Appeal; Law Students Allowed To See Oral Arguments First-Hand, Participate In Q&A with Judges."

You can download the audio of yesterday's Ninth Circuit oral argument via this link (5.70MB Windows Media audio file).

Full post as published by How Appealing on February 14, 2008 (boomark / email).