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Transportation


Nonpolluters May Skirt Meter Fees

May 18, 2000
By Chris Ford

In an effort to provide a financial incentive to help improve Los Angeles' air quality, the City Council has given conceptual ...


Government


In what will bring to 75 the number of felony cases that will have been thrown out of court due to the Rampart police corrupti...


Immigration


Feinstein Proposes Law for Women

May 18, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

Private legislation proposed Tuesday by U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., would grant citizenship to a severely disabled E...


Real Estate/Development


The Access Road Not Taken

May 18, 2000
By Matthew Heller

RIVERSIDE - If Riverside County officials had wanted only to take some of Dr. Robin Oxman's land, they probably would no longe...


Law Practice


Paranoid? Good!

May 17, 2000
By Columnist

Dicta: By Erik Gunderson In the legal profession, cynicism pays. The practice of law is fraught with perils. These cynical ass...


Longtime homeless activist Ted Hayes laughed Monday when I asked him how many out-of-towners might ride the rails and the Grey...


Criminal


Not-Guilty Plea Follows Initial O.C. Extradition

May 17, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

FULLERTON - A murder defendant who is Orange County's first successful extradition from Mexico in a dozen years pleaded not gu...


Tax


Loyola to Offer Tax Master's Program

May 17, 2000
By Staff Reports

Loyola Law School will inaugurate a program in August leading to a master of laws in taxation. ...


Appellate Practice


Review Riddle

May 17, 2000
By Columnist

The Practitioner: Administrative Law By Stuart Miller Before a court can evaluate a hearing decision by an administrative agen...


Technology & Science


Taxing Opportunities of E-Commerce

May 17, 2000
By Columnist

Forum: By Michael McNulty Now that e-commerce has become a marketing juggernaut, various taxing authorities, and especially th...


Personal Injury & Torts


SAN FRANCISCO - The California Supreme Court ruled Monday that a plaintiff who claims to have contracted two different disease...


Government


O.C. Attracts Diverse Grand Jury Pool

May 17, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SANTA ANA - In a contrast with the battle over a perceived lack of diversity in Los Angeles County's grand jury pool, Orange C...


Public Interest


Businessman to Address Graduates

May 17, 2000
By Staff Reports

Eli Broad, chairman and chief executive officer of SunAmerica Inc., will deliver the commencement address at Southwestern Univ...


Judges and Judiciary


Family Law Judge Retires From Bench

May 17, 2000
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - Superior Court Judge Gerald L. Barry, 56, has retired from the bench after serving seven years, the past two of wh...


Intellectual Property


SAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco has not seen so many pinstripes in one place since the New York Yankees were in town. An extraor...


Government


Ex-DA Handles Police Liability For Irvine Firm

May 17, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

IRVINE - Devallis Rutledge, former chief assistant district attorney of Orange County, has joined the firm of Manning, Marder,...


Corporate


Reback Leaves Wilson Sonsini for Tech Firm

May 17, 2000
By Meredith Alexander

SAN FRANCISCO - Gary L. Reback, a high-profile partner at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati who led one of the first legal ...


Public Interest


By Steven A. Silver In her editorial "Mothers Targeting Gun Violence," (Forum, May 8), Sen. Dianne Feinstein gushed about the ...


Personal Injury & Torts


Family Targets Manufacturers Of Disinfectant

May 17, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

The family of a 55-year-old United Airlines flight attendant who died of "metastatic lung disease" a year ago has filed a wron...


Criminal


Just as the federal government is pressuring Los Angeles Police Department Chief Bernard C. Parks to hand over the keys to his...


Criminal


Bar Court Reinstates Mitchelson

May 17, 2000
By Pamela A. Mac Lean And Anne La Jeunesse

SAN FRANCISCO - Celebrity divorce lawyer Marvin Mitchelson has convinced a State Bar Court judge that he is fit to practice la...


Government


Appellate Court Gives Torrance $1.7M in Fees

May 17, 2000
By Martin Bergn

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Monday approved an award of more than $1.7 million in attorney's fees for the city of To...


Government


Judge Tosses Weapons Charge in Rampart Case

May 17, 2000
By Martin Bergn

A federal judge Monday dismissed weapons charges against a man who contended he had been framed by one of the police officers ...


Criminal


Joy Gibson Gets 3 Years for Pimping

May 17, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

Convicted pimp Joy "Babydol" Gibson, who allegedly plied her sex trade via the Internet, was sentenced Monday to three years i...


Discipline


Dump Site Suit Charges Lawyer With Conspiracy

May 17, 2000
By Michael Jonathan Grinfeld

RANCHO CUCAMONGA - Peter C. Sheridan, a partner at Los Angeles' Christensen, Miller, Fink, Jacobs, Glaser, Weil & Shapiro,...


Criminal


A compromise "Driving While Black or Brown" bill tailored to win the support of Gov. Gray Davis has been proclaimed by its spo...


Entertainment & Sports


Eric Suddleson, former head of business and legal affairs at Los Angeles' Mutual Film Co., has joined the entertainment and in...


Government


Rampart Attorneys Lash Out

May 17, 2000
By Michael Harris

As the first three officers charged in the Rampart scandal pleaded not guilty Monday, their attorneys went on the offensive, a...


Criminal


Supporters Back Off Compromise

May 17, 2000
By Jeffrey Anderson

In announcing his compromise racial profiling bill at that April 27 Sacramento rally, state Sen. Kevin Murray, D-Culver City.,...


Litigation


DETAILED SEARCH

May 16, 2000
By Columnist

Bottom Line: By Frank W. Nemecek and Mary H. Redfield An attorney has been hired to represent a client in a lawsuit. Pursuant ...