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Equal Protection

Jun. 27, 2002
By Columnist

Forum Column - By Myron Dean Quon - During the month of June, people in California have celebrated lesbian, gay, bisexual and ...


SAN FRANCISCO - In a setback for the media's First Amendment protections, a federal appeals court on Tuesday gave Suzuki Motor...



LOS ANGELES - Family, friends and co-workers are mourning the loss of Enid Davis, a beloved longtime Daily Journal employee wh...


Commissioner Who Rose From Bailiff Retires

Jun. 27, 2002
By Leslie Simmons

LOS ANGELES - Ernest A. Lopez would like to think that he was a fair and compassionate jurist to those who appeared before him...



Baby Sitter Gets Time For Endangering Child

Jun. 27, 2002
By Matthew Heller

RIVERSIDE - A Corona woman who left an infant in her van for several hours on a sweltering summer day was sentenced Tuesday to...


Focus Colum - By Greg Short - Whether negotiating an information-technology outsourcing contract or a business-process outsour...



May the Feng Shui Be Harmonious for You

Jun. 26, 2002
By Columnist

Dicta Column - By Donald E. Griffith - You might have read recently about the feng shui fiasco in Sausalito, where residents h...


Life After Copyright: It's Spelled DRM

Jun. 26, 2002
By Xenia Kobylarz

SAN FRANCISCO - Yet another legal scholar is heralding the demise of copyright law as we know it. And if there's anything to t...



Often Delayed Murder Case Goes to Trial

Jun. 26, 2002
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

RIVERSIDE - Accused murderer Robert Lee Williams has managed to delay his trial for seven years, burning through four lawyers ...


Hearing the Fountain

Jun. 26, 2002
By John Roemer

SAN FRANCISCO - A defining moment for Associate Justice Maria P. Rivera of the 1st District Court of Appeal came at the Broadw...



Court Gives Man Shot at 'Golf.TV'

Jun. 26, 2002
By Katherine Gaidos

LOS ANGELES - South Korean citizen Je Ho Lim, frustrated in his attempts to purchase the "Golf.TV" domain name from California...


Third Party Allowed in Prop. 65 Case

Jun. 26, 2002
By Dennis Pfaff

SAN FRANCISCO - A Superior Court judge Monday approved a Proposition 65 settlement with the maker of valves used in water pipe...



Lawyer Must Stand Trial for Extortion

Jun. 26, 2002
By Anne La Jeunesse

LOS ANGELES - A Monterey Park attorney faces trial on charges he tried to extort money from a San Gabriel businessman. At the...


CJP Hears of Courtroom Strife

Jun. 26, 2002
By Donna Domino

SAN FRANCISCO - The attorney for Contra Costa County Superior Court Judge Bruce Van Voorhis, facing a second set of misconduct...



SAN FRANCISCO - Vowing to restore pride to the California legal profession by the end of 2003, James E. Herman of Santa Barbar...


Jury Must Decide Death, Court Says

Jun. 26, 2002
By David Pike

WASHINGTON - In the second decision in two weeks that could reduce the number of executions in this country, the U.S. Supreme ...



Tracking Results

Jun. 26, 2002
By Columnist

Dicta Column - By Sharon Berman - Lawyers can learn valuable business development lessons from their marketing failures as wel...


Jurist Drops Charges Against Immigrants

Jun. 26, 2002
By Susan Mc Rae

LOS ANGELES - A federal judge has dismissed criminal charges against seven Iranian immigrants accused of soliciting money for ...



Column by Garry Abrams - Pint-size, jug-eared Texas billionaire Ross Perot could become the Great Satan - or at least the Mart...


Focus Column - By Alison P. Adema - The extraterritorial application of a statute involves the regulation of conduct beyond U....



Criminalist Links Hair Evidence to Westerfield

Jun. 26, 2002
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - Dog hairs and carpet fibers found in David A. Westerfield's motor home and his Sabre Springs house link the 50-yea...


Carr & Ferrell Gets Partner From Brobeck

Jun. 26, 2002
By Erik Cummins

SAN FRANCISCO - John Montgomery, co-chairman of Brobeck, Phleger & Harrison's 56-lawyer business and technology practice i...



SANTA ANA - Though Orange County Superior Court Judge Nancy Wieben Stock has been on the bench for more than 12 years, her end...


Attorney Comes Back to Stradling Yocca

Jun. 26, 2002
By Toni Vranjes

NEWPORT BEACH - After eight years of practicing as an in-house attorney at medical companies, Robert C. Funsten has returned t...



Keeping a Close Eye on Authority

Jun. 26, 2002
By Columnist

Forum Column - By Mark Schlosberg - On June 9, following a 17-year legal battle to obtain information under the Freedom of Inf...


SAN FRANCISCO - The state Supreme Court Monday upheld the right of employers to consider age when deciding which benefits to g...



Forum Column - By Cyrus S. Nownejad - The U.S. Supreme Court's majority ruling in Ashcroft v. Free Speech Coalition, wh...


Hospital Gets $200 Million in Punitive Award

Jun. 26, 2002
By Leslie Simmons

LOS ANGELES - A Los Angeles jury Monday ordered Genentech Inc. to pay $200 million in punitive damages to the City of Hope - f...



May the Feng Shui Be Harmonious for You

Jun. 25, 2002
By Columnist

Dicta Column - By Donald E. Griffith - You might have read recently about the feng shui fiasco in Sausalito, where residents h...


Tracking Results

Jun. 25, 2002
By Columnist

Dicta Column - By Sharon Berman - Lawyers can learn valuable business development lessons from their marketing failures as wel...