A California law expanding public access to police records of officer-involved shootings and other instances of use of force is retroactive, a state appellate court said Wednesday.

The Indiana Pacers asked the Southern District of Indiana to quash a subpeona served by Adidas, which seeks documents describing how it evaluated the skills and attributes of Brian Bowen II before signing him, for use in a racketeering lawsuit Bowen filed against the shoe manufacturer in South Carolina.

The CEO of a pain clinic group was sentenced to 15 years in prison for his leading role in a $150 million scheme to give patients unnecessary back injections in exchange for opioid prescriptions, the Justice Department said.

A man and his three companies accused of running a $1.1 million offering fraud to fund a timber business in Liberia have reached a deal to end the SEC suit, according to filings in federal court in Pennsylvania.

The jury in a drug case was allowed to infer from the amount of drugs involved that the defendant knew he was taking part in a drug distribution conspiracy, the Fourth Circuit said Wednesday.

The former deputy athletic director for San Jose State University alleges in a lawsuit against the Board of Trustees of the California State University system that he was fired for trying to protect an investigation into sexual misconduct by the school’s sports medical director.