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Education


District Names Kwalwasser Counsel

Nov. 18, 2000
By Jill Boekenoogen

A deputy general counsel at the Pentagon with a long history of involvement in Los Angeles city and national Democratic Party ...


Criminal


VALLEJO - Tempers boiled over this week as a defense lawyer and a judge exchanged hostilities in the habeas hearing into wheth...


Government


Marin DA May Face Recall Vote; Judges Safe

Nov. 18, 2000
By John Roemer

Triumphant opponents of Marin County District Attorney Paula F. Kamena announced on Thursday's deadline that they have gathere...


Appellate Practice


Appellate Practice Defines Polsenberg

Nov. 18, 2000
By Contributing Writer

LAS VEGAS - He's been called the king of appeals and, in the words of former Las Vegas Mayor Jan Jones, one of "the best appel...


A 35-year-old woman faces charges she tried to bring a loaded semi-automatic pistol into Los Angeles County Courthouse this we...


Criminal


New Treatment Model

Nov. 18, 2000
By Robert Selna

Following the election day passage of the drug treatment initiative, Proposition 36, District Attorney Terence Hallinan said h...


Government


Elections in Mexico Offer Advice to U.S.

Nov. 18, 2000
By Susan Mc Rae

While Florida's ballot counting has stirred nationwide controversy, at least the politicians, ballot counters and reporters do...


Criminal


Prop. 36 Fix: Funding for Probation

Nov. 18, 2000
By Staff Writer

SACRAMENTO - Both foes and champions of Proposition 36 agree the measure might need to be fixed by the governor and state Legi...


Juvenile


Release of a new juvenile court tort policy designed to protect kids who are injured while in the dependency and delinquency s...


Personal Injury & Torts


Justices Weigh Shift in Slip-and-Fall Doctrine

Nov. 18, 2000
By Peter Blumberg

Richard Ortega won a $47,200 jury verdict after claiming he injured his knee slipping in a puddle of milk in the aisle of a Km...


Law Practice


Linked databases allow for data mining, which can have a substantial impact on firm revenues and profits. ...


Large Firms


While California law firms continue to hold the line on their compensation packages, firms based in New York continue to roll ...


Intellectual Property


SAN JOSE - Stanford Law School Professor Lawrence Lessig, a national expert on technology law, has criticized courts and legis...


Law Practice


Sexual Assault Case Heads Back to Court

Nov. 17, 2000
By Marisa Navarro

Opposing counsel in a sexual assault case are headed back to court. This time, it's personal. The 2nd District Court of Appeal...


Administrative/Regulatory


Police Review Panel Begins in Riverside

Nov. 17, 2000
By Tessa Jarrett

RIVERSIDE - The Community Police Review Commission, the city's first civilian review board, will hold its first meeting today....


Litigation


DNC Anti-Fur Activist Pleads No Contest

Nov. 17, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

A 23-year-old Illinois man has pleaded no contest to a charge of felony vandalism stemming from an anti-fur march during the D...


Personal Injury & Torts


Memorial services took place Wednesday for Leslie H. Greenfield, an administrative law judge for the office of administrative ...


Insurance


After Notice

Nov. 17, 2000
By Columnist

When a carrier receives notice, it must conduct a thorough investigation of the loss, the claim and any potential bases for co...


Government


SACRAMENTO - A federal judge breathed a sigh of relief Wednesday as attorneys challenging the constitutionality of a 1996 camp...


Government


VALLEJO - The unusual evidentiary hearing over charges of prosecutorial misconduct in the death penalty conviction of Larry Ro...


Public Interest


America has no state religion, unless you consider the blind worship of "Founding Father." Our constitutional system of govern...


Intellectual Property


Fremont Memory Maker Settles Patent Dispute

Nov. 17, 2000
By Staff Writer

A two-year-old patent dispute between personal computer memory card rivals SanDisk Corp. and Lexar Media, Inc. has ended in a ...


Insurance


Recurring Themes

Nov. 17, 2000
By Columnist

It is a truism that complex business lawsuits invariably lead to complex insurance disputes. Although the insurance disputes e...


Public Interest


Fear of Speaking

Nov. 17, 2000
By Columnist

"Do you ever get butterflies when you talk in court?" my 10-year-old asked me. I smiled, wondering how much information he rea...


Judges and Judiciary


Women Lawyers to Present Seminar

Nov. 17, 2000
By Staff Reports

The California Women Lawyers Association will present "So You Want to Be a Judge," an all-day seminar at the Los Angeles Athle...


Civil Rights


San Diego Will Pay Ball Fan $150,000

Nov. 17, 2000
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - An African-American man who alleged that police violated his civil rights at a Padres baseball game will receive $...


Criminal


Judge Will Not Hear Parole Case

Nov. 17, 2000
By Ed Kimble

Robert Rosenkrantz's petition to overturn Gov. Gray Davis' denial of his parole was bounced out of court almost as soon as it ...


Criminal


Court Affirms Conviction for 'Crush Videos'

Nov. 17, 2000
By Dawn Piimanu

The producer of a fetish video depicting the torture and mutilation of mice by the heel of a shoe of a provocatively dressed w...


Government


Report: Change Officer-Misconduct Panels

Nov. 17, 2000
By Chris Ford

A report to be released today will suggest ways to reduce the Los Angeles police chief's ability to manipulate administrative ...


Technology & Science


Woman Claims AOL Distributed Faulty Software

Nov. 17, 2000
By Michael Jonathan Grinfeld

SANTA ANA - An Orange County woman has sued America Online Inc., claiming its new version 6.0 software took over her computer ...