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Congresswoman Calls For Official to Resign

Mar. 23, 2002
By Gina Keating

LOS ANGELES - African-American Maxine Waters demanded Thursday that Police Commission President Rick Caruso resign because he ...


Fear of the Unknown

Mar. 23, 2002
By Columnist

Dicta Column - By Douglas G. Carnahan - In the movie "City Slickers," there is a scene in which the three "urban cowboys" comp...



Entertainment Lawyers Predict Oscar Winners

Mar. 23, 2002
By Katherine Gaidos

LOS ANGELES - The glossy front covers of the Hollywood trade publications have been adorned with a movie star's face - often R...


Getting to Bottom of Costly Calamity

Mar. 23, 2002
By Dennis Pfaff

SAN FRANCISCO - A pre-dawn collision between two giant freighters steaming through a thick California fog left more than a bro...



SAN FRANCISCO - Pacific Gas and Electric Co., which is nearing the one-year anniversary of its Chapter 11 filing with its bank...


Help Your Secretary Meet Pesky Deadlines

Mar. 23, 2002
By Columnist

Dicta Column - By Betty Morris - Secretaries are there to help you with whatever you need; all we ask is that you allow us to ...



Murder Conviction in Dog-Mauling Case

Mar. 23, 2002
By Robert Selna

LOS ANGELES - A jury Thursday convicted Marjorie Knoller of second-degree murder and Robert Noel of manslaughter because of th...


Forum Column - By Matt B.F. Biren For years, negligent transactional lawyers have been arguing that they should be exempt from...



Studio Executive Will Return to Law Firm

Mar. 23, 2002
By Katherine Gaidos

LOS ANGELES - E. Barry Haldeman, an executive vice president of Paramount Pictures, will return on May 6 to Los Angeles' Green...


Sentencing Panel Will Look Into Hackers' Motives

Mar. 23, 2002
By James Gordon Meek

WASHINGTON - Michael Edmund O'Neill was a computer geek growing up, and he readily admits he sometimes hacked into protected c...



Focus Column - By David Halberstadter and Katherine McDaniel - In a decision that could have a significant impact on businesse...


Fear of the Unknown

Mar. 22, 2002
By Columnist

Dicta Column - By Douglas G. Carnahan - In the movie "City Slickers," there is a scene in which the three "urban cowboys" comp...



Help Your Secretary Meet Pesky Deadlines

Mar. 22, 2002
By Columnist

Dicta Column - Secretaries are there to help you with whatever you need; all we ask is that you allow us to do that in a struc...


Forum Column - By Mark Waterman - In 1997, the appellate court proclaimed that the "trial-within-a-trial standard for attorne...



Focus Column - By David Halberstadter and Katherine McDaniel - In a decision that could have a significant impact on business...


Senators Expand on Their Bickering Over Pickering

Mar. 22, 2002
By James Gordon Meek

WASHINGTON - The fallout over the defeat of circuit court nominee Charles W. Pickering spilled out onto the Senate floor Thurs...



Poverty Wields Power

Mar. 22, 2002

Forum Column - By David A. Lash - As part of a post-term bid to establish himself as an elder statesman and rehabilitate an im...


Lil' Cyos Gang's Racketeering Trial Opens

Mar. 22, 2002
By Martin Bergn

LOS ANGELES - Standing beside an evidence table loaded with assault rifles, handguns, bags of money, cocaine and heroin, Assis...



Keep It Simple, Stupid

Mar. 22, 2002
By Columnist

Dicta Column - By Robert M. Unterberger - Lawyers generally believe that the words they use in motions and briefs are the key ...


Compromise Possible for Record Deals

Mar. 22, 2002
By Linda Rapattoni

SACRAMENTO - On the last day of winter, as musicians lobbied the state Legislature for a bill to give them an early release fr...



Dicta Column - By Barbara Lewis and Dan Otto - The sluggish economy is finally showing signs of recovery. Law firms who alread...


Focus Column - By Karsten Klehs - Just over a year ago, the new economy was taking Wall Street by storm. Stocks were high, and...



Coloumn by Garry Abrams - Has Mickey Mouse started mugging reporters? That's the question some of us in the First Amendment Pe...


Guitar Dispute Shifts to the Tax Realm

Mar. 22, 2002
By Donna Domino

SAN FRANCISCO - Like a broken record, the long-playing legal war over the late Jerry Garcia's legendary guitars goes on and on...



Focus Column - By Kirk A. Pasich - In recent months, the accounting practices of major corporations have been under ever-incre...


Defense Alleges DA Misconduct In Stabbing Case

Mar. 22, 2002
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - A deputy district attorney kicked a crack pipe across the courthouse hallway after his key witness in a stabbing c...



Adult Video Maker Settles Obscenity Suit

Mar. 22, 2002
By Christina Landers

LOS ANGELES - What might have been the first obscenity trial in Los Angeles in nearly 10 years settled Wednesday before making...


WASHINGTON - Reviewing an issue that affects thousands of elderly, widowed and disabled people each year, Supreme Court justic...



'Legal Giant' Argued Japanese Internment Case

Mar. 22, 2002
By Jeffrey Anderson

LOS ANGELES - Fred Okrand, legal director emeritus of the American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of Southern California and...


LOS ANGELES - A Burbank family has sued the American Dental Association and 29 other dental corporations, claiming that they c...