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No New Leads Reported in Commissioners Killing

Apr. 24, 1999
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SAN BERNARDINO - San Bernardino County Sheriff's officials said Thursday they have no new leads in the March 18 shooting deat...


DA Putting Tough New Face on Juvenile Cases

Apr. 24, 1999
By Michael Harris

Saying he wants to correct the "wrong message" his office has been sending to juvenile offenders, Los Angeles County District...



Federal Trial Begins for Ex-Narcotics Officer

Apr. 24, 1999
By Martin Bergn

A drug-dealing state narcotics officer stole a massive amount of cocaine from an evidence locker and sold it through an ex-gi...


SAN FRANCISCO - A blowup over attorney fees in two exploding propane barbecue cases was brought one step closer to resolution...



Nicole Stone starved to death last September in the Lancaster home she shared with her developmentally disabled mother. After...


Abuse Case Tests Joint-Prosecution Law

Apr. 24, 1999
By Matthew Heller

RIVERSIDE - An effort by Riverside prosecutors to try a Norco man in one county for child abuse offenses he allegedly committ...



The U.S. Constitution says anyone accused of a crime "shall enjoy the right ... to have the assistance of counsel for his def...


Envisioning a Different World

Apr. 24, 1999
By Don De Benedictis

It came as something of a surprise to Sargent Shriver that using federal money to provide legal assistance to poor people wou...



SAN JOSE - A Contra Costa County judge on Tuesday refused to kill a first-of-its-kind Y2K lawsuit that targets computer retai...


Republican Congressmen Rally to Support LSC

Apr. 23, 1999
By Daniel Shaw

WASHINGTON - A Republican congressman Wednesday rallied to the defense of the Legal Services Corporation, which was attacked ...



Arguments Center on Treatment Under ADA

Apr. 23, 1999
By David Pike

WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court appeared ready Wednesday to rule that the Americans With Disabilities Act does not require the...


A Texas-based law firm has been sued for legal malpractice over the loss of a jury trial that resulted in an $18 million verd...



Justices Decide A Pressing Issue

Apr. 23, 1999
By David Pike

WASHINGTON - Handing the federal government a limited victory, the Supreme Court ruled unanimously Wednesday that the federal...


Churches Join to Reach a Community

Apr. 23, 1999
By Stephanie Cahill

Like many other lawyers, Gary A. Farwell knows how tiresome it can be to have relatives and friends constantly asking for leg...



SAN FRANCISCO - A world-renowned DNA scientist who is the pivotal witness for the University of California in its patent infr...


Proskauer Adds L.A. Labor Lawyer, Group

Apr. 23, 1999
By Pearl Piatt

New York's Proskauer Rose has recruited labor and employment lawyer Arthur F. Silbergeld for its Los Angeles office along wit...



Suit Alleges Riverside Police Used Excessive Force

Apr. 23, 1999
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

RIVERSIDE - When Otha Lee Tucker was pulled over by Riverside police last year on suspicion of carjacking, officers allege th...


Suspended Prosecutor Returned to Work

Apr. 23, 1999
By Pamela Mac Lean

SAN FRANCISCO - Assistant U.S. Attorney John Lyons, suspended from work since November, has returned to regular court duties ...



Prosecutors said burglary and domestic violence defendant Sagi Mukatin was dissatisfied with the legal representation he rece...


Legal Aid Providers Struggle to Merge

Apr. 23, 1999
By Don De Benedictis

Come Jan. 1, four or five major providers of legal services to the poor in the San Francisco Bay area will lose their federal...



DENVER - Lawsuits could proliferate as a result of Tuesday's fatal shootings at Columbine High School, and the nation's lates...


Higgs, Fletcher & Mack has acquired McInnis Fitzgerald Rees & Sharkey, with 21 lawyers joining one of San Diego's old...



Edison Nabs Prominent Los Angeles Litigator

Apr. 22, 1999
By Pearl Piatt

Prominent litigator and rainmaker Barbara A. Reeves is leaving Los Angeles' Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker to join the...


Due to the anonymous nature of Internet chat rooms, a Woodland Hills man could not have known for certain the age of the pers...



Ship Owners Liable for Coast Guard Costs

Apr. 22, 1999
By Dennis Pfaff

SAN FRANCISCO - The federal government can charge ship owners for the costs of watching over the company's shoulders as worke...


Hahns Office Happy About Proposed Budget

Apr. 22, 1999
By Lauren Blau

A proposed $4.2 billion budget for fiscal 1999-2000 for the city of Los Angeles released Tuesday includes funding for City At...



Parents Guilty In Death of 5-Year-Old

Apr. 22, 1999
By Matthew Heller

VICTORVILLE - A jury has found a High Desert couple guilty of killing their 5-year-old son, but delivered mixed verdicts on p...


State Sen. Adam Schiff, D-Pasadena, will amend his bill on the State Bar this week to give the bar the dues amount it wants a...



Toy Company Sues Manufacturer Over Explosion

Apr. 22, 1999
By Denise Levin

A toy company whose plant caught fire in a fatal blast has sued a toy-cap manufacturer whose products are being blamed for th...


Defense Loses Bid for Casablanca Mistrial

Apr. 22, 1999
By Martin Bergn

As the prosecution's key witness took the stand Tuesday in the Operation Casablanca money-laundering case, defense attorneys ...