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Public Interest


FORUM COLUMN - On any given day, there are 361,000 homeless people in California. ...


Immigration


Panel Won't Allow U.S. to Deport Man

Sep. 20, 2006
By Paria Kooklann

Amid the turmoil of the national debate over immigration, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday sided with a Mexican...


In response to Howard Weingrad and Sara Edelman's Sept. 13, 2006, article ("Even O.J. Simpson Should Keep His Publicity Rights...


Law Practice


FORUM COLUMN - Like clockwork, a few weeks into each new law school semester my second- and third-year students, each of whom ...


Discipline


LOS ANGELES - Returning fire at a congressional critic, officials of California Rural Legal Assistance said Monday that accusa...


Technology & Science


If anybody is used to the roller coaster that is the tech world, it's Larry W. Sonsini. Even by his standards, though, Friday ...


Appellate Practice


He failed to get the words "under God" removed from the Pledge of Allegiance two years ago, but Sacramento atheist Michael New...


Judges and Judiciary


Judge Real Is Set to Testify in Washington

Sep. 20, 2006
By David Houstonn

WASHINGTON - Los Angeles-based federal judge Manuel L. Real has decided to testify at a congressional hearing in Washington th...


Appellate Practice


Appellates Too Fuzzy With Misconduct

Sep. 20, 2006
By Peter Blumberg

COLUMN - Misconduct by the bar and bench happens all the time, but you might miss some whoppers if you don't follow the appell...


Judges and Judiciary


In Chambers

Sep. 19, 2006
By Michelle Garcia

Judges of the Los Angeles County Superior Court bench have unanimously elevated J. Stephen Czuleger to the post of presiding j...


Insites


INVEST MENT

Sep. 19, 2006
By Aubrey Poolen

NEW YORK - A new CB Richard Ellis report highlighting shifts in Class A office global ownership trends showed that institution...


Judicial Profile


V ENTURA - In his 12 years on the bench, Superior Court Judge James P. Cloninger has presided over Ventura County's highest-pr...


Labor/Employment


LOS ANGELES - The migration of labor and employment partners from large national firms to boutiques continues, with Brent M. G...


Workers' Comp.


FORUM- The California workers' compensation system was started around the turn of the 20th century to take care of workers inj...


FORUM- Lately, my workers' compensation practitioner colleagues have been left scratching their heads, consulting their magic ...


Criminal


SANTA ANA - A well-known criminal defense lawyer has escaped an unusual lawsuit brought against him by the young victim of a r...


FORUM- With the anniversary of 9/11, I contemplated whether and how victims of terrorism should be compensated. ...


Mergers & Acquisitions


LOS ANGELES - Attorney Jonathan Solish announced that he and the six other attorneys that form the core of Jenkens & Gilch...


Labor/Employment


FOCUS- Despite the immense body of law regarding sexual and other harassment, California employers and employees continue to s...


Judges and Judiciary


LOS ANGELES - Rarely do lawyers succeed in getting a federal judge removed for alleged bias, either before trial or during the...


Large Firms


Old Far East Hand Bolsters Arnold & Porter

Sep. 19, 2006
By Robert Iafolla

LOS ANGELES - Arnold & Porter beefed up its Asia practice with the acquisition of partner Thomas McLain, who joined the fi...


Technology & Science


AG's HP Probe May Go Too Far, Observers Say

Sep. 19, 2006
By David Houstonn

SACRAMENTO - The state's top prosecutor may be stretching the limits of the criminal statutes he plans to use to prosecute tho...


LOS ANGELES - In a move that could further complicate his relationship with other district attorneys across the state, Steve C...


Criminal


Both Sides in Church Cases Agree on Jurist

Sep. 19, 2006
By David Houstonn

LOS ANGELES - Lawyers for Cardinal Roger Mahony and alleged victims of priest sexual abuse would like a former California Supr...


Appellate Practice


Shackling of Pretrial Defendants OK

Sep. 19, 2006
By Amelia Hansen

In a rare about-face, the chief judge of the highest court in the West now says U.S. Marshals can shackle pretrial defendants ...


Corporate


SAN FRANCISCO - Visa International Services Association, a global purchase-facilitating company, has announced the changing of...


Labor/Employment


Ralphs' Clerk Pleads Guilty to Falsifying W-4

Sep. 19, 2006
By David Houstonn

LOS ANGELES - A 48-year-old grocery store clerk has become the first individual indicted in connection with Ralphs Grocery Co....


Constitutional Law


Panel Tosses Sex Assault Conviction

Sep. 19, 2006
By Meagan Yellottn

Last year, a Sacramento County judge spared a 14-year-old girl the shame of testifying in open court about being molested by h...


Judicial Profile


No Snap Judgments

Sep. 19, 2006
By Robert Iafolla

Commissioner Douglas G. Carnahan started out as an engineer, but followed his love of reading, writing and the law to the Los ...


Judicial Profile


Helping Kids

Sep. 19, 2006
By Paria Kooklann

Ventura County Superior Court Judge Tari Lynn Cody takes her job presiding over a juvenile dependency court in Oxnard very se...