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Civil Rights


U.S. Hasn't Yet Joined U.N. Pact

Jul. 27, 2000
By Contributing Writer

By Ann Lehman. What does the United States, unlike any other industrialized country, have in common with North Korea, Afghanis...


Criminal


Court Upholds Oakland's Car-Seizure Ordinance

Jul. 27, 2000
By Robert Selna

SAN FRANCISCO - An Oakland ordinance that allows police to impound and sell vehicles used by suspected drug buyers and prostit...


Criminal


Even a Child Can Grasp the Death Penalty's Unfairness

Jul. 27, 2000
By Contributing Writer

By Elaine Michetti. I was 10 years old when the U.S. Supreme Court made way for the reinstitution of the death penalty in Greg...


Litigation


SAN JOSE - Stanford University has become the latest institution to go to court in an attempt to force its insurance company t...


State Bar & Bar Associations


Salcido Taps Way to Club Presidency

Jul. 27, 2000
By Martin Kruming

DeAnn Salcido, a partner at Haight, Brown & Bonesteel, has succeeded Deputy City Attorney Cindy Davis as president of the ...


Judges and Judiciary


S.D. Judges, Lawyer Report to Federal Prisons

Jul. 27, 2000
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - A judicial corruption scandal that shook San Diego's legal world moved into its final stages earlier this week whe...


Law Practice


Body-Cavity Search Prompts Lawyer to Sue City

Jul. 27, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

A Los Angeles attorney has filed a $5 million complaint against the city of Inglewood and its police department, claiming offi...


Criminal


Court Orders Murder Conviction Overturned

Jul. 27, 2000
By Daniel Evans

The second-degree murder conviction of a man who killed a pedestrian after leading police on a wild chase through the streets ...


Labor/Employment


EEOC Backs Worker Against Nevada Bar

Jul. 27, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

LAS VEGAS - Paul Ortiz thought he was beginning a promising career, working as an assistant with the Nevada State Bar's Lawyer...


Litigation


Residents Sue Over School Traffic

Jul. 27, 2000
By Daniel Evans

The bricks are set, the doors are open and 235 girls have completed a year of classes at the Archer School for Girls. But a gr...


The National Mental Health Association has estimated that 60 percent of Los Angeles County's 18,000 detained juveniles suffer ...


Law Practice


Sheppard Mullin Name Partner Dies

Jul. 27, 2000
By Melissa Onstad

J. Stanley Mullin, whose avid and widespread interests took him from aspiring Olympian to founding partner of one of Los Angel...


Law Practice


Dollar Wise

Jul. 26, 2000
By Columnist

By Theda C. Snyder. Every lawyer should budget a percentage of revenue for marketing. Consider kicking off your new low-overhe...


Environmental


Humboldt Families Want Judge Recused

Jul. 26, 2000
By Staff Writer

SAN FRANCISCO - Lawyers for 14 families whose Humboldt County homes were damaged in a 1996 mudslide want to remove a judge who...


Family


Practitioner Eleanor Luster Dies at Age 83

Jul. 26, 2000
By Liz Valsamis

Services have taken place for retired family law attorney Eleanor Luster, who died Friday of cancer in her Agoura Hills home. ...


Law Practice


Former Insurance Lawyer Gene E. Penn Dies

Jul. 26, 2000
By Lisa Madrid

Gene E. Penn, a former partner in the Los Angeles's Lovich & Penn, died at his Mesa, Ariz., home July 17. He was 66. ...


Law Practice


Services were held Sunday for retired sole practitioner David Radin, who died July 18 from complications of a broken hip. The ...


Corporate


Stream of Commerce

Jul. 26, 2000
By Columnist

By Michael P. McCloskey and Andrew B. Serwin. Internet business, by its very nature, is uniquely international. Anyone with a ...


Public Interest


Once Bitten, Twice Shy

Jul. 26, 2000
By Columnist

By Michelle Alexander. Every election cycle, political analysts scratch their heads and ask the same old question, "Why don't ...


Criminal


Genzler's Second Trial Begins

Jul. 26, 2000
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - Offering clashing versions of a 1996 stabbing death, prosecutors and defense attorneys delivered opening statement...


Criminal


Suit Tries to Halt San Diego Home Searches

Jul. 26, 2000
By Martin Bergn

SAN DIEGO - Saying that welfare applicants are subjected to unannounced home searches by district attorney's investigators, ci...


Government


Man Says Lies Tainted Deportation

Jul. 26, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

A native El Salvadoran who served time for a conviction overturned in the continuing Los Angeles Police Department Rampart sca...


Government


Although the city of Los Angeles plans to slap motorists caught running red lights with a $271 fine, it will have less than $5...


A couple of blocks from the Daily Journal offices, a graffiti Michelangelo has scribbled this exhortation on a wall: "Be naked...


Government


U.S. Attorneys Not Whistling Dixie Over Flag

Jul. 26, 2000
By David Houston

Though the Rebel flag no longer flutters above the South Carolina Capitol building, a boycott of the state over the issue is r...


Judges and Judiciary


DA Accused of Ex Parte Visit

Jul. 26, 2000
By Tessa Jarrett

RIVERSIDE - At about 4:15 p.m. on April 10, Riverside County District Attorney Grover Trask called Superior Court Judge Robert...


In the biggest technology merger to date, fiber-optics giant JDS Uniphase Corp. has agreed to buy competitor, SDL Inc., in a s...


Criminal


Two rival gang members shoot at each other in the street. An innocent bystander is killed by a single bullet, but police can't...


Transactions


To Lawyer, Record Merger Was No Big Deal

Jul. 25, 2000
By Melissa Onstad

It is a record-breaking deal, weighing in at an unprecedented $41 billion. It has developed under the scrutiny of antitrust of...


Health Care & Hospital Law


Survivor

Jul. 25, 2000
By Columnist

By Jeffrey Sinaiko and Thomas Jeffry Jr. For litigators, health care may be a considerable source of work in the coming months...