The California Stem Cell Trial: 'Purely Political'

If you missed the piece by the UCLA law professor arguing that the California stem cell trial was a waste of valuable court time, you might want to check out a version of it that appeared this morning in the San Francisco Chronicle.

The article was written by Russell Korobkin. He said, among other things:

"So far, the judicial system has been complicit in the use of the courts for purely political purposes. Because the lawsuit clearly lacked legal merit, the case could have, and should have, been thrown out months ago. Instead, an overly cautious Alameda County Superior Court judge told the plaintiffs that, although she found their written arguments unconvincing, she would afford them another opportunity to convince her by presenting evidence at trial."