Judge Rejects Challenge To $5M-Per-Resident Reparations Fund As Premature

Judge Joseph Quinn of the San Francisco Superior Court said that a lawsuit against the city’s race-based reparations fund is too early and upheld a demurrer against the suit.

A demurrer is an objection that says the evidence presented was not enough for the judge to review.

“We are disappointed by the Superior Court’s ruling, but remain undeterred. The government cannot use taxpayer money to administer funds for programs that discriminate based on race.

The next step will be to either amend the complaint or appeal,” a Pacific Legal Foundation spokesperson told Fox News.

The Pacific Legal Foundation was also given leave to amend by Quinn. This meant that they could fix any mistakes in their case.

A group of people from the Pacific Legal Foundation, some San Francisco residents, and the Californians for Equal Rights Foundation sued the city of San Francisco over an ordinance that sets up a fund for Black residents.