Felicity Huffman Asks Court to Return Her Passport After Prison Stint

SAN FRANCISCO – Former U.S. District Judge Martin Jenkins, a widely respected veteran of the state and federal benches was confirmed Tuesday to California’s State Supreme Court. He will become the first openly gay man on the California Supreme Court, and only the fifth Black man ever to serve on the state’s highest court. It has been 29 years since an African American man has served on the California Supreme Court.

California Supreme Court nominee Martin Jenkins speaks Tuesday during a hearing with the Commission on Judicial Appointments. Jenkins was unanimously confirmed as the first openly gay man to serve on the California Supreme Court. He also is only the third Black man to sit on the bench. Photo: Commission on Judicial Appointments

Lori Loughlin‘s two month prison sentence in the college admissions bribery scandal is going to end up not being quite as long as originally thought. The former Full House star reported to California’s Dublin Federal Correctional facility on Oct. 30, with her release date set for Dec. 27. But because of the day of the week that the 2020 Christmas holiday falls on, she’s likely getting out just before Dec. 25 as according to prison policy, HollywoodLife.com has learned.

If approved, California Supreme Court nominee Martin Jenkins would be the first Black man and gay person to sit on the state’s highest court. Photo: California Supreme Court.

James McClain Santa Barbara real estate is hot right now, especially for properties with lots of land or historic pedigrees. Montecito’s so-called Erdman House has both — it was designed in 1959 by Lutah Maria Riggs, the first licensed female architect in Santa Barbara and California’s first woman named a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects — and sits on four eucalyptus and pine tree-studded acres.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement has published a list of immigrants it says it was forced to release by a California court order -- warning that it could put Americans at risk. “During the week of Oct.

Convicted murderer Scott Peterson appeared in a San Mateo,  Calif. court via video conference on Friday when he spoke briefly to the judge and waived his right to a speedy trial, effectively pushing his court date back to January 2021. “Yes, your honor,” Peterson told the judge when asked if he was indeed waiving the right to the expedited proceedings.

Dermot Kennedy is battling for Number 1 on the Official Irish Singles Chart for the third time in his career.

Lori Loughlin reported to California's Victorville Federal Correctional Institute on Friday to begin her two-month prison sentence after pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit wire and mail fraud. Her guilty plea followed the college admissions scandal in which Loughlin, her husband, designer Mossimo Giannulli, and actress Felicity Huffman were the A-listers involved.

Felicity Huffman has completed her full sentence for her involvement in the college admissions scandal, according to multiple reports.The actress’ legal team confirmed to TMZ on Sunday, October 25, that she is off supervised release and has finished 250 hours of community service.

Another criminal safely off the streets! LOLz!

Felicity Huffman Macy has finally put the entire college admissions scandal behind her, once and for all!

If Amy Coney Barrett is confirmed for the Supreme Court, the credit will go to President Trump for nominating her and the GOP Senate for producing the votes. But Barrett will also owe a big thank you to Sen.

Scott Peterson's family is grateful the California Supreme Court ordered a second look at his conviction for killing his pregnant wife and unborn child, his sister-in-law told Fox News on Thursday. The court on Wednesday sent Peterson’s case back to San Mateo County Superior Court after determining that a juror committed "prejudicial misconduct.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry won’t be returning to the United Kingdom before the end of 2020. Instead, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will be spending Christmas at their new home in California with their son, Archie, 1.

SAN FRANCISCO — The California Supreme Court on Wednesday ordered a second look at Scott Peterson’s conviction for killing his pregnant wife and unborn son, less than two months after it overturned his death penalty. The court sent the case back to San Mateo County Superior Court to determine whether Peterson should receive a new trial, the Los Angeles Times reported.