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WASHINGTON - The nation's top federal judges were 45 minutes into their semiannual meeting here Tuesday when the terrorist att...


Judges and Judiciary


Drug Rehab Expert Named to CJP

Sep. 14, 2001
By Donna Domino

SAN FRANCISCO - Betty Wyman, a drug-rehabilitation specialist for Los Angeles County, was appointed to the state Commission on...


Judges and Judiciary


Deadlines Extended After Lost Day

Sep. 14, 2001
By Robert Selna

SAN FRANCISCO - The Bay Area courts that closed in response to the terrorist attacks on the East Coast were back in session We...


Criminal


Justices Will Not Intervene in Case

Sep. 14, 2001
By Anne La Jeunesse

LOS ANGELES - Attorneys for a Los Angeles County prosecutor accused of misconduct have been unsuccessful in their attempts to ...


Judges and Judiciary


Jurist Knows People Can Spit Fire

Sep. 14, 2001
By Paul Wilborn


Law Practice


LOS ANGELES - The terrorist attacks that hit the United States may affect the practices of attorneys in a variety of fields, i...


Criminal


Review Set for Sobriety Tests

Sep. 14, 2001
By Peter Blumberg

SAN FRANCISCO - In a case that could affect scores of drunken driving prosecutions, the California Supreme Court agreed Wednes...


Judges and Judiciary


LOS ANGELES - After more than two decades on the bench, Superior Court Judge Michael Pirosh will retire in January. Pirosh, wh...


Personal Injury & Torts


LOS ANGELES - The devastation thrust on America on Tuesday in what likely was a series of suicide terrorist hijackings will ha...


Criminal


FAA Prohibits Knives on All Airline Flights

Sep. 14, 2001
By Staff Writer

WASHINGTON - Despite previous problems with knife-wielding hijackers on airplanes, the Federal Aviation Administration allowed...


Government


Intricate Laws Surround Response

Sep. 14, 2001
By Erin Carroll

LOS ANGELES - International law likely is not the foremost issue on the minds of U.S. political and military leaders who have ...


Criminal


SAN FRANCISCO - The U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday that a Santa Clara County burglary defendant was denied ...


LOS ANGELES - At 10 a.m. Wednesday, Los Angeles Police Chief Bernard C. Parks had his earphones on. Seated at a table with hos...


Product Liability


Alterations Made to Bill Easing Suits Over Hazards

Sep. 14, 2001
By Linda Rapattoni

SACRAMENTO - A party seeking to release secret documents about defective products that injure or kill consumers could bring a ...


Front Page


As the search for those who conspired to hijack four airplanes and assault American institutions along the East Coast intensif...


Large Firms


Figuring Out What to Do Next

Sep. 14, 2001
By Erik Cummins

SAN FRANCISCO - Bay Area law firms that were closed or minimally staffed following the terrorist attacks reopened Wednesday to...


Labor/Employment


Brass in Pocket

Sep. 14, 2001
By Columnist

The court cited to a long string of California authority recognizing the ability of courts to award attorney fees directly to ...


Education


Fifty years of increasing American appeasement in the Middle East have led to 50 years of increasing contempt in the Muslim wo...


Government


Should We Declare War or Take Milder Action?

Sep. 14, 2001
By Sandra Corrales

Should we declare war or take more mild action? Rachel E. Boehm Steinhart & Falconer, San Francisco "I think it's too soon...


Criminal


3rd Man Convicted in 17-Year-Old Nickerson Case

Sep. 14, 2001
By Craiq Anderson

SAN JOSE - The conviction this week of a suspect in a 17-year-old double murder has provided further ammunition for the defens...


Family


Judge Denies Claim for Share of Jackpot

Sep. 14, 2001
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

RANCHO CUCAMONGA - A San Bernardino County judge has denied a woman's claim that she is entitled to a cut of a $6 million Lott...


Personal Injury & Torts


District Settles Teen Girl's Sex-Assault Claims

Sep. 14, 2001
By Donna Huffaker

LOS ANGELES - Saddleback Valley Unified School District has settled a lawsuit filed by a former teen-age recreation leader who...


Government


Judge Refuses to Drop Case Against Deputy

Sep. 14, 2001
By Donna Huffaker

SANTA ANA, Calif. - A judge refused Wednesday to dismiss the case against a deputy sheriff accused of destroying videotapes th...


Labor/Employment


Time After Time

Sep. 13, 2001
By Columnist

In a sweeping new opinion, the California Supreme Court has made it easier than ever for a plaintiff in a disability-discrimin...


Litigation


No Brag

Sep. 13, 2001
By Eron Yehuda

With an e-mail address of Bestlawyer@aol.com, Southern California attorney Steven R. Young doesn't suffer from a lack of confi...


Law Practice


Prosecutor Benefit

Sep. 13, 2001
By Robert Selna

SAN FRANCISCO - Prosecutors, public defenders and the private defense bar are coming together this evening to raise funds for ...


Litigation


Jury Persuaders

Sep. 13, 2001
By Columnist

Counsel's ability to persuade jurors relies heavily on the advocate's communications ability. Communication occurs on many lev...


Product Liability


Driver Ed

Sep. 13, 2001
By Eron Yehuda

To help drive home the message that the plaintiff's Toyota performed safely, the defense attorney communicated his points to t...


Judges and Judiciary


LOS ANGELES - The terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, D.C., forced Southern California's legal nerve centers to shut...


Education


Law Classes To Resume Today

Sep. 13, 2001
By Matthew King

SAN FRANCISCO - Tuesday's terrorist attacks in New York came just three days before thousands of law school applicants were to...