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No New Trial For Canine's Death in Car

Apr. 27, 2000
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - After one emotional trial that ended with a hung jury, the first police canine handler in the nation known to have...


Attorneys Blast Charges Against Officers

Apr. 27, 2000
By Michael Harris

Defense attorneys for the first three Los Angeles police officers charged in the city's worst police corruption scandal blaste...



Napa County Superior Court Judge Raymond Guadagni, founder of book and music clubs for kids on probation, has been selected as...


Family Wins $8M in UCLA Death

Apr. 27, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

A Los Angeles Superior Court jury Tuesday found that several staff members of UCLA's Neuropsychiatric Institute committed medi...



WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court on Tuesday appeared ready to strike down a Nebraska statute, similar to those in 29 other state...


SACRAMENTO - Heavily opposed by the legal establishment, a proposal to allow all state appellate court opinions to be cited as...



Citizenship Bid Threatened by Disability

Apr. 27, 2000
By Susan Mc Rae

The parents of a 24-year-old East Indian woman want her to become a U.S. citizen like themselves and their older daughter. But...


Legendary Los Angeles lawyer Frank Rothman, an upholsterer's son who became a Hollywood mogul, a dealmaker and courtroom strat...



SACRAMENTO - The state's most powerful lawmaker angrily warned California's district attorneys Tuesday that they will pay dear...


Officers Face Difficult Choice Over Testifying

Apr. 27, 2000
By Michael Harris

Behind the closed doors of the grand jury investigating the Rampart corruption scandal, an impasse has developed between some ...



Endowment of $2M Provides Name of Clinic

Apr. 26, 2000
By Xenia P. Kobylarz

SAN FRANCISCO - Providing conscience to Silicon Valley is the mission that the founder of the new high-technology law clinic a...


Site Preservation

Apr. 26, 2000
By Columnist

Practitioner: International Law By Robert Harkins New e-commerce leaders love to think about expansive opportunities on the In...



Jury Rejects Award in Discrimination Suit

Apr. 26, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

Although a judge has found that two Los Angeles attorneys failed to file a multiple sclerosis-stricken woman's discrimination ...


Woo Joins Fenwick & West

Apr. 26, 2000
By Meredith Alexander

SAN FRANCISCO - Fenwick & West of Palo Alto has announced that Darryl M. Woo has joined the firm as a partner. Woo will pr...



State-Denied Habeas Petitions Get New Life

Apr. 26, 2000
By Dennis Pfaff

SAN FRANCISCO - Habeas petitions denied by California state courts for being filed too late may still qualify for review by fe...


Fusing Bar Standards

Apr. 26, 2000
By Columnist

Forum: By Joseph R. Giannini Senate Bill 1782, which is being set for hearings before the California Senate Judiciary Committe...



Dicta: The Rodent One of many unintended, or at least undisclosed, responsibilities that goes along with being an attorney at ...


Attorneys Worry About AG's Objectivity

Apr. 26, 2000
By Peter Blumberg

SACRAMENTO - Attorney General Bill Lockyer has pledged to help ensure that people unjustly convicted of crimes as a result of ...



Last-Minute Settlement Averts a Lengthy Trial

Apr. 26, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SANTA ANA - Twelve Orange County jurors were geared up Monday to endure more than four months of testimony and evidence in a c...


SAN FRANCISCO - Federal civil rights commissioners say they are "appalled" by the number of civilian deaths at the hands of So...



Morrison Strengthens San Diego Presence

Apr. 26, 2000
By Tamara Scott

Further establishing its foothold in San Diego, San Francisco-based Morrison & Foerster has acquired two senior partners -...


Dissident Says He Was Ambushed

Apr. 26, 2000
By Susan Mc Rae

In laying the groundwork for asylum, the lawyer for an Iraqi dissident Monday elicited testimony of two assassination attempts...



SACRAMENTO - One afternoon last spring, Attorney General Bill Lockyer delivered a public eulogy for slain peace officers outsi...


Constitution Requires Free Association

Apr. 25, 2000
By Columnist

Forum: First Principles By John C. Eastman This is the final week of oral argument in what is shaping up to be one of the most...



No More Papers, No More Books

Apr. 25, 2000
By Xenia P. Kobylarz

SAN FRANCISCO - On the second floor of Oakland's aging post office at 13th and Alice streets, Judge Judith Ford of the Alameda...


O.C. Gang Member Gets Maximum Sentence

Apr. 25, 2000
By Jason W. Armstrong

SANTA ANA - An Anaheim gang member who went on a robbery and shooting spree with his father in 1997 was sentenced Friday to 47...



DA Decides Against Charges in School-Fight Death

Apr. 25, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

Five months after a 13-year-old Palmdale boy died in a schoolyard fight , the Los Angeles County district attorney's office ha...


Denmark Visit Cements Deal for Intel

Apr. 25, 2000
By Melissa Onstad

When Kenneth R. Lamb went to Denmark for a week earlier this month, he packed essential supplies for a successful overseas tr...



Forum: By Doug Bandow As the presidential race moves into high gear, the candidates will be talking about everything from heal...


Riverside Judge Takes Fifth Before Grand Jury

Apr. 25, 2000
By Tessa Jarrett

RIVERSIDE - A retired judge who presided over probate cases in Riverside County used his Fifth Amendment rights to avoid answe...