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And They're Out

Oct. 2, 2013
By Kari Santos

Nonviolent felons get pro bono help cutting three-strikes sentences. ...



Occupational Hazard

Oct. 2, 2013
By Kari Santos

Depression, already a significant problem for the profession, is rising as lawyers cope with increasing financial and professi...



From JD to MD

Oct. 2, 2013
By Kari Santos

A lawyer decides to go to medical school. ...



Killing Campaign Finance Reform

Oct. 2, 2013
By Kari Santos

A conversation with James Bopp Jr., the plaintiffs lawyer who championed Citizens United. ...



Chasing Gideon

Oct. 2, 2013
By Riley Guerin

Karen Houppert examines criminal defense for the indigent 50 years after the landmark Supreme Court decision, Gideon v. Wainwr...



Q&A: What do you do in your downtime?

Oct. 2, 2013
By Riley Guerin

Five lawyers share their strategies for unwinding away from work. ...



James Bopp

Oct. 2, 2013
By Riley Guerin

A conversation with James Bopp Jr., the plaintiffs lawyer who championed Citizens United. ...



Sync into the Cloud

Oct. 2, 2013
By Kari Santos

Storing a small firm's files in the cloud gives attorneys access wherever they are -- and can make it easier to recover lost f...



With Experts, Sooner is Better

Oct. 2, 2013
By Kari Santos

Engaging a forensic accountant expert during discovery can make a big difference in a dispute. ...



Cy Pres: The Next Best Thing - or Not

Oct. 2, 2013
By Kari Santos

Cy pres, an ancient trust doctrine, has been adapted to meet present-day needs in class action litigation. But its use is very...



Unfit to Practice?

Oct. 2, 2013
By Kari Santos

The California Supreme Court considers whether a suspended lawyer convicted of possessing child pornography should be automati...


The U.S. Supreme Court's docket has been filled with blockbuster cases in recent years. Will the upcoming term continue that t...



Still Playing Left Field

Oct. 2, 2013
By Kari Santos

The Ninth Circuit maintains tradition by breaking ranks with other federal circuits on cases involving search-and-seizure at t...



Letters

Oct. 1, 2013
By Karisantos



Editor's Note

Oct. 1, 2013
By Karisantos



Verbatim

Oct. 1, 2013
By Karisantos



Reel Law

Oct. 1, 2013
By STEPHEN LARSON



Participants

Oct. 1, 2013
By Karisantos



BYO Court Reporter

Sep. 2, 2013
By Kari Santos

Parties in family court are hit hardest by court reporter layoffs across the state. ...



Why Jury Duty Matters

Sep. 2, 2013
By Riley Guerin

Law professor and former public defender Andrew Ferguson argues that serving on a jury is a key part of citizen participation ...



Defending the Faithful

Sep. 2, 2013
By Kari Santos

At Stanford's new Religious Liberty Clinic, law students gain valuable experience helping to protect First Amendment rights. ...



First Amendment Institutions

Sep. 2, 2013
By Riley Guerin

Paul Howitz provides a comprehensive analysis and proposes that certain organizations merit judicial deference on free speech....



The 2013 California 50

Sep. 2, 2013
By Kari Santos

Our annual survey of lawyers at the state's largest firms compares the numbers to last year's results. We also examine trends ...



Q&A: What's on Your Bookshelf?

Sep. 2, 2013
By Riley Guerin

Five lawyers share a few indispensable books for attorneys. ...



Ghosts of Jim Crow

Sep. 2, 2013
By Riley Guerin

Michael Higginbotham explores racial hierarchies in the U.S. and offers suggestions on building a "post-racial" America. ...



Prosecutor Without Borders

Sep. 2, 2013
By Kari Santos

International lawyer Almudena Bernabeu has pursued human rights violators in multiple jurisdictions. This year she helped win ...



Pitfalls in Diversity Removal

Sep. 2, 2013
By Kari Santos

When defendants remove cases to federal court on diversity grounds, a number of procedural and jurisdictional issues are sure ...



Murder at the Supreme Court

Sep. 2, 2013
By Riley Guerin

This is not a legal thriller, but a nonfiction book focusing on the stories and legal issues of capital cases decided by the U...



In Service to the Client

Sep. 2, 2013
By Kari Santos

A lawyer reflects on the challenges and rewards of representing public agencies. ...



The California 50: Life at Big Firms

Sep. 2, 2013
By Kari Santos

Data from the California 50 survey reveals trends in big firm life. ...