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Government


Having watched the turmoil in Seattle, her family worried when Los Angeles police Officer Victoria Diaz pulled bike duty durin...


Labor/Employment


Hearing Targets 'Fat Cops' Poster

Aug. 23, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

Now that the Democratic National Convention finally has left town, the police department has turned its attention to other wei...


Judges and Judiciary


Montoya Returns Home as Court Administrator

Aug. 23, 2000
By Ed Kimble

Sandra Montoya, who grew up in Alhambra and landed a job as a clerk-typist with the county courts 28 years ago, has returned t...


Law Practice


Jenkens & Gilchrist Adds Four Attorneys

Aug. 22, 2000
By Victoria Newman

Continuing its aggressive expansion in Southern California, Dallas-based Jenkens & Gilchrist has added four attorneys to i...


Law Practice


Dollar Diplomacy

Aug. 22, 2000
By Columnist

By Chere B. Estrin. Negotiating salaries is a tough assignment. During your journey for a new job, you've focused on packaging...


Constitutional Law


Supreme Choice

Aug. 22, 2000
By Columnist

By Margaret Crosby. Allowing politicians to decide that one form of abortion is morally repugnant could lead to the prohibitio...


Public Interest


By The Rodent. Of the 41 presidents of the United States, 25 have been lawyers. Unless we see a major upset victory by Ralph N...


Government


Attorney Villa Dies After Long Cancer Battle

Aug. 22, 2000
By Melissa Onstad And Liz Valsamis

After a long battle with non-Hodgkins lymphoma, attorney Robert Anthony Villa died Thursday at City of Hope in Duarte. Villa, ...


Judges and Judiciary


Hours Change for Ex Parte Matters

Aug. 22, 2000
By Ed Kimble

Night owls are an endangered species in Beverly Hills, at least at the Beverly Hills Courthouse. Starting Oct. 1, all civil ex...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


Bar Group to Talk About Mediations

Aug. 22, 2000
By From Staff Reporters

Jeff Kichaven, an attorney and mediation specialist, will talk about "Liars, Lovers and Lawyers: Effective Ways to Deal with t...


Criminal


City Attorney to Release Protesters

Aug. 22, 2000
By Chris Ford

Even as a small handful of demonstrators remained on vigil Monday at a downtown Los Angeles jail in solidarity with those who ...


Judges and Judiciary


SUN VALLEY, Idaho - The federal courts in general, and California district courts in particular, may have their best chance in...


Litigation


Farmers' rights to water located under their properties were reaffirmed Monday by the California Supreme Court, which ruled in...


Immigration


Location Limbo

Aug. 22, 2000
By Columnist

By Mara E. Nez and Michelle B. Graham. An attorney must never assume or accept someone else's determination of residence.


Judges and Judiciary


Los Angeles will close one of its smallest courthouses at the end of September. The Calabasas Courthouse, formerly a municipal...


Criminal


Actor Tells Tall Tale to Explain Robbing Bank

Aug. 22, 2000
By David Houston

At first, Charley Robinet, a 24-year-old illegal immigrant from France, told authorities he robbed a Thousand Oaks bank becaus...


Litigation


SAN DIEGO - As owners of sport utility vehicles rush to replace tires suspected of failing and causing hundreds of accidents, ...


Criminal


Judge Grants Habeas Petition For Man in Prison Two Years

Aug. 22, 2000
By Michael Jonathan Grinfeld

NEWPORT BEACH - In a dramatic reversal, a Costa Mesa man was freed Monday after spending more than two years in custody for a ...


Criminal


Senate Approves 'Juror's Bill of Rights'

Aug. 22, 2000
By Staff Writer

SACRAMENTO - A bill designed to protect jurors in criminal cases from unwanted questioning after trial has passed the state Se...


Civil Rights


Unethical Fiscal Penance

Aug. 21, 2000
By Columnist

By Ira L. Shafiroff. As discussed recently in the New York Times, there is a small but growing movement in this country that w...


Entertainment & Sports


By I. Nelson Rose. The following notice has not been approved by any government official. Warning to all casino patrons: If yo...


Civil Rights


By John M Curtis. Sitting tall in the saddle, Bernard Parks and the Los Angeles Police Department took a giant step in restori...


Criminal


SAN JOSE - In his first response to a lawsuit accusing Santa Clara County District Attorney George Kennedy of invasion of priv...


Zoning, Planning and Use


Interim Inconvenience

Aug. 21, 2000
By Columnist

By Daniel J. Curtin. Ninth Circuit holds that temporary development moratorium is not an unconstitutional taking.


Government


2nd Agrees to Hear Woo's Appeal

Aug. 21, 2000
By Ed Kimble

Michael Woo may be down but he's not out of the race for City Council, yet. The 2nd District Court of Appeal agreed Thursday t...


Government


Ex-Rookie Pleads Guilty to Lying

Aug. 21, 2000
By David Houston

A former rookie in the Los Angeles Police Department pleaded guilty Friday to a misdemeanor federal civil rights violation for...


Litigation


SACRAMENTO - Trial lawyers hoping to gain public access to certain sealed discovery materials this year are pinning their hope...


Judges and Judiciary


Judicial 'Lovefest' Approves Todd, Mallano

Aug. 21, 2000
By Daniel Evans

In a relaxed, almost festive atmosphere - prompting senior Presiding Justice Joan Kllein to declare the proceedings a "lovefes...


Immigration


Hany Kiareldeen, a 31-year-old Palestinian married to a U.S. citizen, spent 19 months in prison fighting deportation for being...


Law Practice


Legal Professionals: Quality of Life Declining

Aug. 21, 2000
By Katherine Gaidos

Maybe it's because clients are more demanding than they used to be. Maybe it's because of the technology-induced faster pace o...