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Criminal


DA Seeks Stiffer Penalties for Evading Officers

Sep. 8, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

Los Angeles County District Attorney Gil Garcetti on Wednesday said the time has come to stiffen penalties for felony and misd...


Law Practice


Public Interest Program Expands in State

Sep. 8, 2000
By Jill Boekenoogen

The National Association for Public Interest Law announced Wednesday the expansion of the nation's largest postgraduate legal ...


Criminal


Television Movie on Simpson Dream Team to Air

Sep. 8, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge David P. Yaffe on Wednesday jettisoned O.J. Simpson's efforts to stop CBS from airing a minis...


Criminal


Officials Set a Later Date for Arraignment

Sep. 8, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

Arraignment of Damian Monroe Williams on murder and robbery charges was postponed Wednesday until Sept. 15, when co-defendant ...


Litigation


Parents May Recover Attorney Fees

Sep. 8, 2000
By Pamela Mac Lean

Parents of children with disabilities may recover attorney fees if they prevail in a complaint-resolution process for disputed...


Litigation


Groups Want Land for Parks, Kids

Sep. 8, 2000
By Ed Kimble

The 47-acre Chinatown Cornfields rail yard is the largest open space adjacent to downtown Los Angeles, and dozens of civic org...


Entertainment & Sports


Universal Awarded Millions From MP3.com

Sep. 8, 2000
By Chris Ford

In another blow to the Internet-based companies that stream music to their customers, a federal judge Wednesday ordered MP3.co...


Although the two cases aren't connected, federal indictments handed down recently in Los Angeles indicate that two attorneys m...


Government Contracts


Lockyer Argues That Affirmative Action Lives On

Sep. 8, 2000
By Peter Blumberg

SAN FRANCISCO - Attorney General Bill Lockyer had just five minutes Wednesday to convince the California Supreme Court that af...


State Bar & Bar Associations


Santa Monica Bar To Install Officers

Sep. 7, 2000
By Staff Reports

Santa Monica lawyers Rae Lamothe and Harold J. Light will be installed as president and president-elect, respectively, of the ...


Criminal


By John J. Diiulio Jr. and Joseph P. Tierney. America's violent crime rate has fallen by about a third since 1993, but it coul...


Appellate Practice


Battle Cry

Sep. 7, 2000
By Columnist

Appellate Practice by Ron Cohen and Ronald Steiner. The California courts have also signaled some discomfort with the rules pr...


Law Practice


The Federalists Finally Get Justice

Sep. 7, 2000
By Martin Kruming

California Supreme Court Justice Janice Brown will address a luncheon at the County Bar Center later this month. But it was no...


Judges and Judiciary


Court Announces Brief Closures

Sep. 7, 2000
By Staff Reports

The intake, records and public information areas of four divisions of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Central District will ...


Health Care & Hospital Law


ABC Grant Goes to Sheriff's Program

Sep. 7, 2000
By Staff Reports

The Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control has, for the third year, awarded a grant to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Depa...


Criminal


Judge Drops Marijuana Sale Charges

Sep. 7, 2000
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - A Superior Court judge Tuesday dismissed marijuana sales charges against five defendants, ruling that the statutor...


Criminal


Man Set Up By Police Pleads Guilty

Sep. 7, 2000
By Matthew Heller

RIVERSIDE - An attempted child molestation case that caused a change in the San Bernardino County sheriff's office policies in...


Judges and Judiciary


Family, Friends Mourn Justice Richard Abbe

Sep. 7, 2000
By Liz Valsamis

Richard Abbe, a retired 2nd District Court of Appeal justice known for the landmark 1989 decision that further secured the rig...


Criminal


Lawyer, Aide Plead Not Guilty to Laundering

Sep. 7, 2000
By David Houston

A Los Angeles personal injury lawyer and his former office manager pleaded not guilty Tuesday to a 71-count federal indictment...


A Glendale man who allegedly tried to hire a hit man to kill criminal defense lawyer Theodore S. Flier and his wife, Los Angel...


State Bar & Bar Associations


SACRAMENTO - If three times is a charm, then an attempt to eliminate passage of the "baby bar" as a requirement for students o...


Criminal


SANTA ANA - Santa Ana City Councilman Ted Moreno was convicted Tuesday of 25 federal counts of conspiring to extort campaign c...


Law Practice


Bill Urges Court to Study Bar Reciprocity

Sep. 7, 2000
By Staff Writer

SACRAMENTO - For years people have been talking about bringing reciprocity in bar admissions to the Golden State so that being...


Query: 'What are the three most pressing problems facing the district attorney's office and how do you plan on solving them?' ...


Transactions


SeaWest WindPower Inc. recently completed a $14 million financing of its Foote Creek IV wind energy project, to be constructed...


Transactions


Santa Clara's Transmeta Corp. has filed an initial public offering valued at $200 million. The company's chip, the Crusoe proc...


Transactions


Canada's Nortel Networks Corp. is acquiring Sonoma Systems Inc. of Los Angeles. The $540 million deal should close by year's e...


Labor/Employment


Time Off

Sep. 6, 2000
By Columnist

THE ADVISER Employers must make appropriate classification determinations for each employee and implement employment policies ...


John W. Eldredge sees little difference in drafting a 150-page patent application and sailing the high seas. "Sailboat racing ...


Transactions


Irvine's Ista Pharmaceuticals went public in an offering valued at $31.5 million. Ista uses a naturally occurring enzyme to de...