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Man With Nine Aliases Pleads to DNC Crimes

Sep. 28, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

An Illinois man arrested while marching in an anti-fur protest during the Democratic National Convention pleaded guilty Tuesda...


O.C. Man Sues Over Dad's Rezulin Death

Sep. 28, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SANTA ANA - In the latest of an avalanche of lawsuits involving the prescription drug Rezulin, an Orange County man is suing t...



As part of his effort to address alleged civil rights violations and abuses of process by the U.S. Immigration and Naturalizat...


Defense Attorneys Oppose Delay of Rampart Trial

Sep. 28, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

Attorneys representing four Los Angeles police officers accused by former Officer Rafael Perez of participating in corrupt act...



Larson Sworn in as Federal Magistrate Judge

Sep. 28, 2000
By David Houston

Stephen G. Larson, a veteran assistant U.S. attorney in Los Angeles and highly regarded expert on Russian organized crime, has...


'Cab' Calloway's Widow Regains All Rights

Sep. 28, 2000
By Dawn Piimanu

Cabell "Cab" Calloway's widow has regained all rights that the famed bandleader signed away before his death in 1994, accordin...



Court Reverses Ruling Under Anti-SLAPP Law

Sep. 28, 2000
By Matthew Heller

VENTURA - A state appellate court has dismissed a suit brought by attorney Edward L. Masry against the developer of a Thousand...


City Seeks Study of Justice System

Sep. 28, 2000
By Chris Ford

The Los Angeles City Council agreed Tuesday to ask the state attorney general's office to examine how the criminal justice sys...



9th Circuit Tosses Montana Law

Sep. 28, 2000
By Pamela Mac Lean

SAN FRANCISCO - In a ruling with campaign financing implications, a federal appeals court on Tuesday struck down as unconstitu...


A Woodland Hills apartment leasing consultant who allegedly was fired because she got her tongue pierced announced a lawsuit a...



WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court Tuesday agreed to consider whether the PGA Tour must allow a golfer with a disability to ride a...


Court Sends Microsoft Case to D.C. Circuit

Sep. 28, 2000
By Daniel Shaw

WASHINGTON - In a tactical victory for Microsoft Corp., the Supreme Court on Tuesday denied the government's direct appeal in ...



Judge's Ruling Protects Water Delivery, Fish

Sep. 28, 2000
By Dennis Pfaff

SAN FRANCISCO - A federal judge has declined to remove the Sacramento splittail from the nation's list of threatened and endan...


Child Offender Does Not Have Right to Tattoo

Sep. 28, 2000
By Peter Blumberg

SAN FRANCISCO - Juvenile offenders have no free speech right to tattoo and pierce their bodies with gang symbols, a state appe...



Family Feud

Sep. 27, 2000
By Columnist

Virtually every estate planner recalls the sinking feeling when caught in the middle of warring factions of a client's family.


Jury Finds Officers Reasonable in Raid

Sep. 27, 2000
By David Houston

A federal jury Monday found that 15 Los Angeles Police Department officers did not act unreasonably during a 1995 drug raid of...



Trafficking Troubles

Sep. 27, 2000
By Columnist

Transactions that are barred by the act but are nonetheless consistent with U.S. policy may be authorized by a general license...


Program Reaches Out to Vietnamese

Sep. 27, 2000
By Michael Jonathan Grinfeld

SANTA ANA - Orange County District Attorney Tony Rackauckas announced the start of a Vietnamese Outreach Program today, hoping...



Judge Lee Moves His Chambers Downtown

Sep. 27, 2000
By Ed Kimble

Judge Charles C. Lee may not get to watch as much of the Sydney Olympics as the rest of the world because he's moving his cham...


Firm Games 2000

Sep. 27, 2000
By Columnist

While lawyers won't be competing in the Sydney Olympic Games anytime soon, there's always the "Roman-Greco Corner Office Vacan...



Three Litigators Switch Firms

Sep. 27, 2000
By Katherine Gaidos

The San Diego office of McKenna & Cuneo has broken new ground in construction law with the addition of partners Peter Ippo...


School Voucher Gouger

Sep. 27, 2000
By Columnist

The American Civil Liberties Union recently filed a landmark case against the state of California for failing to provide publi...



Court Drops Charge in Anti-Fur Protest Case

Sep. 27, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

The failure of videotaped evidence to prove a Costa Mesa man participated in a gate-kicking incident at an anti-fur rally duri...


Book Adds Nothing to Immigration Debate

Sep. 27, 2000
By Columnist

In his book, John J. Miller explains that multiculturalism threatens the cohesiveness of the United States by discouraging new...



City May Request Task Force on LAPD

Sep. 27, 2000
By Chris Ford

The Los Angeles City Council today will consider whether to ask that the state attorney general convene a task force to examin...


Ex-Attorney Pleads Not Guilty to Fraud

Sep. 27, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SANTA ANA - Former Orange County attorney Leonard Basinger has pleaded not guilty to charges that he embezzled more than $300,...



SEATTLE - Gov. Gary Locke has rejected a State Bar recommendation that he study the death penalty in Washington. Reaffirming h...


Rainmaker Will Leave Wilson Sonsini Nov. 1

Sep. 27, 2000
By Tamara Scott

Yet another high-profile deal maker is leaving one of California's top law practices to join a financial institution. ...



Professor Urges Law Classes on Capital Cases

Sep. 27, 2000
By Jill Boekenoogen

A San Diego law school professor is asking law schools to rethink their training of lawyers who handle capital cases, citing t...


Princess Diana may have been a candle in the wind. But her estate burns cash. In a case about the power of a dead celebrity to...