Forum: In the Public Interest By David A. Lash California Business & Professions Code Section 6210, the statute creating t...
Forum: By Stephen F. Rohde It used to be that proponents of capital punishment could always count on the steadfast support of ...
By David A. Lash When adjusted for inflation, Los Angeles' janitors are earning less than they did 15 years ago. Things seem t...
It was Monday morning and Judge Learned Foote sang to himself as he trundled down the hall to his chambers, lugging his briefc...
Practitioner: Constitutional Law By Erwin Chemerinsky Over its 14-year history, the William H. Rehnquist Court has sided with ...
Resetting the Clock Discovery Timeline Automatically Restarts at New Retrial Date ...
FORUM The Violence Against Women Act should be upheld by the Supreme Court as a valid exercise of Congess's Commerce Clause po...
Global Solution Arbitrating International Patent Disputes The option to arbitrate a dispute that concerns patent validity has ...
In the Public Interest By David A. Lash Primary day in California left far too many in a secondary position. It was generally ...
By Erwin Chemerinsky The Rampart police corruption scandal is the worst in Los Angeles history. Innocent people were imprisone...
By Stephen F. Rohde Appalled at the "shameful record of convicting innocent people and putting them on death row," Illinois Go...
One hundred forty years later, South Carolina continues to fight the Civil War, flying the Confederate flag over its state cap...
These cases are significant losses for indigent defendants who do not have the resources to hire lawyers and instead must rely...
With unflagging courage and relentless determination, David Mellinkoff led us into battle against unclear thinking and sloppy ...
Presidential candidates clamoring for California's gold mine of convention delegates should be asked to address very specific ...
U.S. Supreme Court, Constitutional Law, Administrative/Regulatory
Takings Trauma
By Stuart M. Miller
California Supreme Court takings case deviates from U.S. Supreme Court precedent. ...
Overruling Miranda would mean an unpredictable inquiry in each case as to whether a confession was voluntary under the totalit...
Just a little over a week ago, a record was broken. I mentioned it to an elderly uncle of mine who was a musician. I should ha...
The extensive influence of American courts in reshaping the cultural, political, social and religious customs of the American ...
^^Constitutional Law^^ Abrupt Turnaround The 1930s Radically Changed Constitutional Law In the 1930s, the shifts in constituti...
In the Public Interest
By David A. Lash
FORUM Children, families and seniors who live on the streets face a life that most of us cannot comprehend, and we have the ab...
Speech Expansion California courts interpreted the anti-SLAPP law expansively this year, broadening the statute's protection ...
Law Practice
Breaking Barriers to Access -- ABA Is Leading the Way to More Pro Bono by Encouraging Private Support
By David A. Lash
By David A. Lash In a direct effort to encourage major law firms to increase their pro bono participation, the American Bar A...
California Courts of Appeal, Appellate Practice
So Long, Goodbye
By Stephen L. Raucher
One would think that a lawyer who abandons his client in a pending case and fails to withdraw properly as counsel of record wo...
"I keep six honest serving men. They taught me all I knew; Their names are What and Why and When And How and Where and Who."
"In The Public Interest" By David A. Lash The "well regulated militia" of the Second Amendment obviously has nothing to do wit...
By Mitchell Keiter Gov. Gray Davis is currently deciding whether to extend "marital" (insurance, pension) benefits to unmarri...
By Jerome M. Garchik When San Francisco visitors and shoppers tour the newly opened Sony Metreon "entertainment mall," they w...
Speed Mediation Many Couples Are Interested in a Product, Not a Process For an investment of 50 percent of the time, energy a...
International Law, Intellectual Property
Long Arm
By Craig I Celniker, Charles S. Evendorff
Long Arm Suing for Foreign Infringement of U.S. Trademarks in U.S. Courts Beginning with 'Bulova,' U.S. courts have interprete...