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Criminal


Law Practice

Disclosures by Merrill Lynch Hint at More

Jul. 24, 1998
By Tori Richards



Education

Student Puts Litigation Training to Use

Jul. 24, 1998
By Michael Ueda


Government

Unocal Oil Spill Leads to $43M Cleanup Pact

Jul. 23, 1998
By Dennis Pfaff



Real Estate/Development

Pub Owner Settles Suit With Church-Landlord

Jul. 23, 1998
By Matthew Heller


Criminal



Litigation

Judge Halts All Payments Until Budget Passed

Jul. 23, 1998
By Denise Levin


Juvenile



Government

Duke's Defense

Jul. 22, 1998
By Jean Guccione


Large Firms



Government


Appellate Practice



Technology & Science

New Judge Is Assigned to Avant Case

Jul. 22, 1998
By Craig Anderson


Criminal

DAgostino and Garcetti Square Off at Hearing

Jul. 22, 1998
By Michael Harris



Law Practice


Judges and Judiciary

Drug Courts Grant for Administrative Needs

May 15, 1996
By STEPHEN LARSON



Judges and Judiciary


Judges and Judiciary



Judges and Judiciary

Drug Court Report

Oct. 18, 1994


Judges and Judiciary



Judges and Judiciary


Judicial Profile

Raymond Cardenas

Nov. 9, 1984
By John Michael

Judge Raymond Cardenas says he was raised to follow the rules, so that's what he does.



Judges and Judiciary

Cruz Reynoso

Aug. 17, 1981

Why does the law seem to act so often against poor people? Justice Cruz Reynoso became visibly agitated as he pondered his own...