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Public Interest


Speak Easy

Sep. 23, 1999
By Columnist

^^ Speak Easy ^^ By Charan Levitan Pleasant Tone and Appropriate Volume Retain Attention Your case preparation is thorough and...


Government


Mistrial Declared in Calderon Civil Trial

Sep. 23, 1999
By Denise Levin

Just hours before former Sen. Charles Calderon was expected to take the witness stand Tuesday in the $83,000 breach of contra...


Entertainment & Sports


Memorial Gathering Planned for Edward Rubin

Sep. 23, 1999
By Katherine Gaidos

A memorial gathering will take place Sunday for Edward Rubin, an entertainment lawyer who represented many high-profile clien...


Criminal


In the latest fallout from the scandal rocking law enforcement in Los Angeles, a Superior Court judge Tuesday temporarily sus...


Judges and Judiciary


A federal judge has thrown out key evidence in a drug trafficking case against the Lawndale city clerk, ruling that federal ag...


Government


The debate over the role of the police inspector general heated up Tuesday when Los Angeles City Council members said he shou...


Judges and Judiciary


Democrats Block Vote On Hatch Friend

Sep. 23, 1999
By Daniel Shaw

WASHINGTON - The U.S. Senate Tuesday deadlocked Tuesday over the confirmation of several judicial nominations. But this showd...


Litigation


Joker's Wild

Sep. 23, 1999
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - When children at a neighborhood street fair suddenly huddle on their knees, few would suspect them of shooting cr...


Personal Injury & Torts


Lawyers Could Earn $2B From Tobacco Deal

Sep. 23, 1999
By Tom Dresslar

SACRAMENTO - California has finally achieved $25 billion worth of closure in a massive settlement of litigation against cigar...


Public Interest


Miss Morality Pageant

Sep. 22, 1999
By Columnist

By Marianne Means For some time now, the Miss America pageant has had pretensions of being more cerebral than it really is. T...


Government


San Diego DA Picks New Chief Deputy

Sep. 22, 1999
By Claude Walbert

San Diego DA Picks New Chief Deputy SAN DIEGO - The appointment of Deputy District Attorney Kristin Anton as chief deputy dis...


By Heather Whitestone McCallum I will never forget the quote I studied daily before I competed in the 1995 Miss America Pagea...


Administrative/Regulatory


Total Exhaustion

Sep. 22, 1999
By Columnist

^^Administrative Law^ Total Exhaustion Administrative Doctrine Is Still Evolving in California Several recent cases have elab...


Civil Rights


$2.2M Settlements OK'd by Board

Sep. 22, 1999
By Anne La Jeunesse

$2.2M Settlements OK'd by Board The Los Angeles County Claims Board on Monday voted to recommend that the Board of Supervisor...


Law Practice


Transactions With Clients and Others Can Be Risky Business By Lindsay K. Slatter Despite decades of case law and the grievous...


Banking


Wells Fargo Agrees To Settlement Of Fees Suit

Sep. 22, 1999
By Patricia Jocobus

SAN FRANCISCO - To settle a case that has been in dispute for more than a year, Wells Fargo Bank has agreed not to charge mon...


Bankruptcy


Jury Won't Hear About Calderon's Bankruptcy

Sep. 22, 1999
By Anne La Jeunesse

Jurors in a case brought against former state Sen. Charles M. Calderon (D-Whittier) by his fund-raising consultant - who clai...


Public Interest


LOS ANGELES - Memorial services were conducted Friday for former in-house corporate counsel and educator Theodore Bruinsma. H...


Criminal


Court Decides Defenders Can't Delegate Duties

Sep. 22, 1999
By David Kravetz

SAN FRANCISCO - County public defender offices may not hand out cases to private counsel on the presumption it is more cost e...


Civil Rights


Speaker Detains Racial Profiling Report

Sep. 22, 1999
By Peter Blumberg

SACRAMENTO - The assembly speaker's office has delayed releasing a report that examines whether the California Highway Patrol...


Environmental


AG Sues Exxon For Seeping Pollution

Sep. 22, 1999
By Dennis Pfaff

SAN FRANCISCO - State prosecutors have waded into a huge legal fight started by a San Francisco environmental group, hoping t...


Criminal


Order Prohibiting Interviews Of Defendant Sought

Sep. 22, 1999
By Daniel Jennings

RIVERSIDE - A defense attorney is asking for a court order to keep reporters from conducting jail-house interviews with his c...


Litigation


Plaintiff: Trial Delayed for Political Gain

Sep. 22, 1999
By Michael Harris

A Los Angeles County deputy district attorney who 21/2 years ago sued her office for retaliation, Monday accused her boss, DA...


State Bar & Bar Associations


State Bar Begins Reviving MCLE

Sep. 22, 1999
By Don De Benedictis

Armed with a Supreme Court decision upholding its program, the State Bar of California has begun the process of enforcing man...


Intellectual Property


Cyber Corps

Sep. 22, 1999
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - Saying that development of computer forensic standards is one of the Justice Department's highest priorities, U.S...


Judges and Judiciary


SAN FRANCISCO - Judge Alex E. Saldamando may hold the antidote to the kind of jury selection nightmares that force people to ...


Criminal


Garcetti to Ask Court to Stay Gang Injunction

Sep. 22, 1999
By Michael Harris

Based on revelations that Los Angeles police may have fabricated testimony to obtain a sweeping injunction against the city's...


Public Interest


Trial and Error

Sep. 21, 1999
By Columnist

^^Courtroom Craft^^ Trial and Error Admitting and explaining mistakes will lessen their impact at trial By Christopher Tayback...


Criminal


Hefty Jail Term Given to Two in Gasoline Scam

Sep. 21, 1999
By Michael Harris

Two brothers convicted in the first high-tech consumer fraud case of its kind in the nation have drawn one-year jail terms, a...


Criminal


LAPD Faces Wrath of Destiny

Sep. 21, 1999
By Denise Levin

A civil rights lawsuit is expected to be filed this week on behalf of a little girl named Destiny - the 2-year-old daughter o...