I reported a couple of weeks ago that a rehearing petition had been filed in Gentry and that the Supreme Court had given itself an extension of time through November 28 to rule on it. They didn't need that much extra time after all. On Wednesday, October 31, they denied the rehearing petition and the clerk issued the remittitur. The three dissenting justices (Baxter, Chin and Corrigan) voted to grant rehearing. [Via Storm's California Employment Law]
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