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Weekly Quiz

Jun. 7, 2024

Test your knowledge of the Daily Journal's headlines.
1.
Snell & Wilmer's newest partner in San Diego is the subject of a forthcoming Netflix movie.
False
2.
A lawyer for the city of Los Angeles told the California Supreme Court on Wednesday that the city should not be sanctioned for discovery violations in long running litigation against PricewaterhouseCoopers because the money would be better spent elsewhere.
False
3.
There was no objections Tuesday to a California Assembly vote to extend rules that allow remote proceedings in criminal cases.
False
4.
Music industry lawyer John Branca gave $5 million to Occidental College to help promising community college students go to a four-year institution where they can study music.
False
5.
The California Supreme Court unanimously agreed that a gang enhancement law that went into effect in 2022 could be applied retroactively.
False
6.
The number of attorneys who are representing indigent defendants in criminal appeals has fallen dramatically.
False
7.
Newly discovered emails show that lawyers in Tom Girardi’s law firm were concerned about his mental competency before he was accused of stealing client money.
False
8.
Miosotti H. Tenecora of Van Der Hout LLP wrote in an article that she gave up working as an asylum officer because too many undeserving people were getting into the country.
False
9.
Schuyler M. Moore of Greenberg Glusker LLP wrote in an article that money for film financing is drying up.
False
10.
Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Jessica Kronstadt said in a profile that Judaism played no role in her work.
False
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