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Litigation


O.J. Defense Needs Phone Records

Feb. 29, 2000
By Martin Bergn

Floating a new theory to prove O.J. Simpson's innocence, a lawyer for the former football great contends in a federal lawsuit ...


Construction


Under Cover

Feb. 26, 2000
By Columnist


Construction


Common Bond

Feb. 26, 2000
By Columnist


Entertainment & Sports


Judge All Wet In Cappuccino Commotion

Feb. 26, 2000
By Columnist

DICTA Ally McBeal petitions the court of appeals to annul the marriage of a man whose ex-wife reveals that she was a lesbian. ...


Government


Pool Investors Get Final Payout

Feb. 26, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

Pool Investors Get Final Payout SANTA ANA - After more than five years, members of Orange County's investment pools have been ...


Law Practice


Lynbergs Legal Troubles Keep on Mounting

Feb. 26, 2000
By Denise Levin

Charles Lynberg, the name partner at Lynberg & Watkins who was sued by two legal secretaries for sexual harassment, is fac...


Technology & Science


An Arizona-based manufacturer of back-lighted displays used in watches, mobile phones and other electronic devices won nearly ...


Entertainment & Sports


Custody Fight From Hell in Eighth Round

Feb. 26, 2000
By Columnist

Judging Amy By Michael Bergfeld Judge Amy's clerk warns her that the calendar is a tough one. Her response is, "How tough can ...


Construction


Household Word

Feb. 26, 2000
By Rebecca Kuzins


Public Interest


By Phyllis Schlafly In the televised presidential debates, Alan Keyes keeps reminding us that moral and cultural issues are pa...


Government


Holocaust Victims Families Find Justice

Feb. 26, 2000
By Denise Levin

More than 50 years after his entire family died in the Holocaust, 77-year-old Nicholas Babos will finally receive compensation...


Entertainment & Sports


Marquis de Sade Looks Quaint Next to Them

Feb. 26, 2000
By Columnist

Law & Order By Allen Bloom Have you ever had the overwhelming urge to actually pull the switch on Ted Bundy or drop the pe...


Entertainment & Sports


Faust Finds a Willing Taker In Plea Trade

Feb. 26, 2000
By Columnist

DICTA On 'The Practice,' a desperate Berluti offers another prosecutor a Faustian deal. ...


Education


Symposium to Look at Race, Law

Feb. 26, 2000
By Pat Alston

Symposium to Look at Race, Law A symposium on "Race and the Law at the Turn of the Century" will be held at the UCLA School of...


Elder Law


In the Totality

Feb. 26, 2000
By Columnist


Judges and Judiciary


O.C. Bar Rates Bench Candidates

Feb. 26, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SANTA ANA - Former Orange County District Attorney Mike Capizzi and Deputy District Attorney Stephanie George, whose heated ba...


Litigation


Comics Son Seeks Conservatorship

Feb. 26, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

Comic's Son Seeks Conservatorship Comedian Richard Pryor's son filed a petition Thursday in Los Angeles Superior Court asking ...


Criminal


Changing Minds

Feb. 26, 2000
By Contributing Writer

Judges cannot reconsider motions for a new trial based on reconsideration of the evidence. Page 7 . Changing Minds Exception t...


Criminal


Bill Would Make Faking Evidence By Cops a Crime

Feb. 26, 2000
By Lauren Bartlett.

Assembly member Gloria Romero is scheduled to announce today a bill that would make it a felony for any peace officer to knowi...


Education


UCLA Law Students Rally Over Resegregation

Feb. 26, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

California Assembly speaker Antonio Villaraigosa joined about 300 UCLA law students, faculty and administrators Thursday at a ...


Criminal


SACRAMENTO - The statute of limitations in rape cases would be effectively eliminated in cases where DNA evidence identifies t...


Judges and Judiciary


In early November, barely two weeks after he was named to the bench, Judge Richard E. Rico learned he would have to wage a cos...


Native Americans


TRIBAL

Feb. 26, 2000
By Columnist

By Fred Jones In the name of preserving Indian self-reliance and atoning for historic wrongs done to Native Americans, Proposi...


Judges and Judiciary


Sonoma Judge Loses Two Endorsements

Feb. 26, 2000
By John Roemer

SAN FRANCISCO - Sonoma County's contentious judicial election campaign between incumbent Superior Court Judge Patricia Gray an...


Native Americans


TRIBAL

Feb. 25, 2000
By Columnist

By Anthony R. Pico The future of Indians and Indian gaming is back in the hands of the voters. On March 7, Californians will v...


Criminal


Disappearing Act

Feb. 25, 2000
By Columnist

Disappearing Act Defense Counsel Must Follow Section 1349 for Out-of-State Witnesses By making proper application to the court...


The biggest controversy in Los Angeles this week is not the Rampart police corruption scandal. It's the uproar over who in ang...


Constitutional Law


Reporter Shield Law Under Fire

Feb. 25, 2000
By David Kravets

SAN FRANCISCO - The California Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to block a five-day jail sentence for a reporter who has dec...


Insurance


Jury Awards Fired Adjuster $10M

Feb. 25, 2000
By Denise Levin

A jury has awarded more than $10 million in damages to a former Farmers Insurance adjuster whom, it found, the company fired f...


Judges and Judiciary


Incumbent Gets Only Qualified Rating From Bar

Feb. 25, 2000
By Tessa Jarrett

Of the seven candidates seeking judicial office in San Bernardino County, only incumbent Judge Craig Kamansky earned a "quali...