Bail possible for accused white supremacist leader after ruling by California federal judge
LOS ANGELES — In the latest twist in a legal saga that's dragged on for nearly six years, a federal judge in Orange County granted bail Tuesday to the accused founder of a violent white supremacist group — but the order will not take effect for at least four days pending a review by a higher court.
During a hearing that lasted more than an hour, U.S. District Judge Cormac J. Carney questioned the government's use of resources on the case before granting bail to
