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Court Protects Doctors Who Prescribe Pot

Oct. 16, 2003
By Pamela Mac Lean

SAN FRANCISCO - Any doctor in the United States, not just California doctors, may recommend marijuana to patients without fea...


LOS ANGELES - Orange County Superior Court Judge John M. Watson Tuesday issued a preliminary injunction against rolling wildca...



Justices Agree to Reconsider Anti-Porn Law

Oct. 16, 2003
By David Pike

WASHINGTON - Taking another plunge into the world of online pornography, the Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to review the con...


Priest Raped Teen Girl, Lawsuit Says

Oct. 16, 2003
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - A parish priest who later became a vice president at the University of San Diego raped a 14-year-old girl at a Cat...



Shooting Victim's Kin Sue Oakland Cops

Oct. 16, 2003
By Karen Coleman

OAKLAND - The family of a young Oakland man who was shot to death in his bed earlier this month by two police officers filed a...


Union Sues Groveries Over Lockout

Oct. 16, 2003
By Katherine Gaidos

LOS ANGELES - In what observers call a novel application of a new state law, the union for striking Southern California grocer...



Disbarred Attorney Gets Time in Prison

Oct. 16, 2003
By Gale Holland

LOS ANGELES - A disbarred Los Angeles attorney and confidante to a South Gate official accused of corruption was sentenced to ...


VENTURA - With a background that includes working as an FBI special agent and district attorney, it's no surprise that Ventura...



CHATSWORTH - A Chatsworth jury slammed the Ford Motor Co. and a trucking company with a $45 million verdict Tuesday in a case ...


Doctors Can Recommend Marijuana to Sick Patients

Oct. 16, 2003
By Pamela Mac Lean

SAN FRANCISCO - Any doctor in the U.S., not just California doctors, may recommend marijuana to their patients without fear of...



How Dangerous?

Oct. 16, 2003
By Craiq Anderson

SAN JOSE - The first cases in a mammoth wave of litigation by high-tech workers against International Business Machines Inc., ...


WASHINGTON - Jumping into the emotionally charged controversy swirling around the Pledge of Allegiance, the Supreme Court on T...



Labor Code Change Aids Grocery Strikers

Oct. 15, 2003
By Katherine Gaidos

LOS ANGELES - Strikers offering their message to Southern California grocery shoppers in the three-day-old labor dispute were ...


LOS ANGELES - When the hiring partners at Munger, Tolles & Olson are about to toss the resume of a law-school grad with le...



Focus Column - Family Law - By Mitchell A. Jacobs and David L. Marcus - The rights of creditors can conflict with the rights o...


Recognizing California Couples

Oct. 15, 2003
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Forum Column - By M. V. Lee Badgett and R. Bradley Sears - Pete Knight is at it again. The California state senator, R-Palmdal...



Litigator Had Key Role in Hughes-Estate Battle

Oct. 15, 2003
By Claude Walbert

LOS ANGELES - Paul Leo Freese Sr., retired head of the litigation department at Los Angeles' Kindel & Anderson and a key l...


Homeowners Given Rights

Oct. 15, 2003
By Linda Rapattoni

SACRAMENTO - The last measure in a package of four bills giving residents in common interest developments, such as condominium...



'Real Bulldog' Tried More Than 200 Cases

Oct. 15, 2003
By Erica Williams

LOS ANGELES - Services took place Monday in Culver City for well-known commercial trial attorney Peter Aronson, who died early...


'Repatriated' Will Continue Struggle

Oct. 15, 2003
By Leslie Simmons

LOS ANGELES - Californians of Mexican ancestry, forcibly expelled during the Depression of the l930s, will continue to press t...



SAN FRANCISCO - It seems this city's '60s rock 'n' roll scene remains a relic at least in the courts. The 1st District Court o...


Legal Limbo

Oct. 15, 2003
By Erik Cummins

SAN FRANCISCO - A cloud hangs over out-of-state lawyers every time they consult with clients in California: they could be brea...



Lockyer Joins Fight Over Prop. 65 Alerts

Oct. 15, 2003
By Dennis Pfaff

SAN FRANCISCO - A bill in Congress that would preempt state Proposition 65 warnings about dangerous chemicals in foods ranging...


Bills on Retaliation, Arbitration Vetoed

Oct. 15, 2003
By Linda Rapattoni

SACRAMENTO - Gov. Gray Davis has vetoed two controversial employment law bills that would have made it easier for workers to s...



Column By Garry Abrams - Barring intervention by an appellate court, sole practitioner Frances L. Diaz will spend what will no...


While residents of California were successful in recalling Gov. Gray Davis over economic issues ranging from the energy crisis...



Two out of three Americans are concerned about the cost of housing in their communities, and 67 percent would be more likely ...


Rock On

Oct. 14, 2003
By Eron Yehuda

A rousing concert broke out during a formal dinner recently when the Beverly Hills Bar Association honored Jay L. Cooper as it...



Masters Forum Presents Busy Program

Oct. 14, 2003
By Stefanie Knapp

If you were lucky enough to receive an invitation to this year's Masters Forum, held at Pepperdine University School of Law, y...


For at least one night, the young lawyers who make up the Los Angeles County Bar Association's Barristers let the old folks re...