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It’s not hyperbole to question whether LA’s public defenders will be able to meet their obligations in the coming months witho...

Though years-long in the making, reforms to expedite judicial review of certain infrastructure projects has finally arrived.

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The challenge for the Riverside prosecutors will be whether they can convince a jury of the defendant’s intent to kill – that ...

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Federal circuits have come up with a variety of interpretations of the state-created danger doctrine, but the Ninth Circuit re...

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An emotional commitment and shared aspiration is central to the law. That is something that AI cannot replace.

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Mr. Trump was simply following advice given to him by his attorneys. He was following their advice and the text of his positio...

Is the “truth” revealed in an appellate court decision always applied retroactively? No. Courts refuse to apply decisions retr...

Judges, like most of us, like to clear out cases that are time-consuming and aren't going anywhere. In Jones, the distr...

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The federal government paid almost $1 million to settle a military sexual assault lawsuit even though it is immune from being ...

What makes virtual law practice so appealing is its efficiency. You are more productive when you can manage your law practice ...

During the early 1900s, sporadic violence had erupted between west coast shipping companies and longshoremen, but the companie...

Paul Kiesel and Jeffrey Koncius of Kiesel Law LLP discover that generative artificial intelligence responds better to polite r...

Sylvia White-Irby oversees a 47-member team whose primary purpose is to make sure that the judicial and executive officers at ...

Make the brief short, even though it takes a longer time to write. Use Ockham’s razor and cut, cut, and then cut some more. If...

The Freelance Worker Protections Ordinance went into effect a little over a month ago. Businesses should pay the Ordinance the...

It was now almost 4 a.m. the next morning! If we didn’t come to an agreement by 5 a.m. at the latest, no workers would appear ...

Culturally, annulment is an action to make right a societal wrong. A spouse may start it, the government, or any affected part...

Historically companies have underestimated the magnitude of cybersecurity risks. It’s not just ‘another risk variable’; it’s a...

From crime to climate change to COVID, the U.S. Supreme Court is rejecting the view that the public must defer to expert weigh...