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By Nell Bernstein In 1994 Newt Gingrich sparked a short-lived tempest by suggesting that welfare payments be stopped and the ...


Seeing Stars

Sep. 8, 1999
By Garry Abrams

By Garry Abrams On a recent day at his office at Mitchell, Silberberg & Knupp in West Los Angeles, attorney Daniel Petroc...



No laws, however stringent, can make the idle industrious, the thriftless provident, or the drunken sober. Samuel Smiles CORR...


O.C. Firm Dissolves as Lawyers Sue Each Other

Sep. 8, 1999
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SANTA ANA - Lawyers representing a partner in the Fountain Valley law firm of Bridgman, Mordkin & Shapiro confirmed Frida...



Attorney Gets the Maximum in DUI Conviction

Sep. 8, 1999
By Matthew Heller

VICTORVILLE - After apologizing to the family of two young girls he killed while driving under the influence of alcohol, a fo...


Irvine Investment Firm Executives Arrested

Sep. 8, 1999
By Martin Bergn

By Martin Berg Daily Journal Staff Reporter Authorities last week arrested four executives of an Irvine-based investment firm...



County Supervisors to Vote on New Curfew

Sep. 8, 1999
By Lauren Bartlett

Hoping to avoid a legal challenge, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors is scheduled today to vote on whether to give ...


Prosecutors Link Man to Teen Fatality

Sep. 8, 1999
By Martin Bergn

For months, undercover agents had been buying LSD from a young Pasadena man. Then last week, as they were arranging to buy mo...



Ready for Takeoff

Sep. 8, 1999
By Anne La Jeunesse

Any courthouse employee or visitor who has encountered a shackled inmate in an elevator or hallway, or who has witnessed a de...


L.A. County Will Ponder Limiting Internet Access

Sep. 8, 1999
By Lauren Bartlett

Despite several court rulings finding similar laws unconstitutional, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors is scheduled...



With conviction at her pending trial far from a sure thing, former reputed Symbionese Liberation Army soldier Sara Jane Olson...


Alan Michael Genelin's crime-stopping days did not end when he retired last year as chief of the Los Angeles County district ...



Five Minority Clerks Hired for New Term

Sep. 4, 1999
By David Pike

WASHINGTON - After a term in which the U.S. Supreme Court saw a protest and congressional scrutiny over the dearth of minorit...


Jury Recommends Death Penalty

Sep. 4, 1999
By Matthew Heller

Jury Recommends Death Penalty SAN BERNARDINO - Despite hearing the "horror story" of the defendant's early childhood in war-t...



Vouchers Advance Religion

Sep. 4, 1999
By Columnist

By Marianne Means Some places are experimentally turning against free, nondiscriminatory public schools to prop up private re...


Claim of Substance

Sep. 4, 1999
By Columnist

Claim of Substance New Pleading Requirements in Toxic Tort Cases By Barry N. Endick, Raymond J. Tittmann and William S. Choy ...



Scout Masters

Sep. 4, 1999
By Columnist

^^Occupational Hazards^^ Scout Masters Learn the lay of the land before starting your own business By Hindi Greenberg When la...


Suspicious Minds

Sep. 4, 1999
By Columnist

^^Tort Law^^ Suspicious Minds Court Catalogues Personal-Injury Statute of Limitations The Supreme Court backed away from reso...



When Representing Multiple Parties, Don't Waver on Getting Waivers By Ellen A. Pansky Perhaps the area giving rise to the mos...


Closing the Book

Sep. 4, 1999
By Columnist

By Baruch C. Cohen Nazi SS-Obersturmbannfuehrer (Lieutenant-Colonel) Karl Adolf Eichmann was originally a gasoline salesman b...



Riverside PD Candidates Interviewed

Sep. 4, 1999
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

RIVERSIDE - Four finalists for Riverside County's public defender spot were interviewed by a panel of Riverside attorneys Thu...


Law To Address Warrant Backlog Goes On the Lam

Sep. 4, 1999
By Peter Blumberg

SACRAMENTO - The state's huge backlog of unserved criminal warrants means that thousands of dangerous felons are loose and mi...



The attorney who represented Lana Turner in her estate planning has been sued by a woman who claims she was to inherit the bu...


VENTURA - Can a defendant receive a fair trial when a juror allegedly refers to the defense attorney as an "SOB"? That novel ...



Takings Claims Dealt Blow

Sep. 4, 1999
By Daniel Shaw

WASHINGTON - In a potentially significant ruling for property owners and environmentalists, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the...


INS Seeks $124M to Banish Backlog of Cases

Sep. 4, 1999
By Martin Bergn

Immigration officials said Thursday they have made great gains in reducing a backlog of citizenship applications in its Los A...



Plaintiffs' Bar Shelves Secrecy Ban

Sep. 4, 1999
By Tom Dresslar

SACRAMENTO - In another setback for the plaintiffs' bar, a bill to curb secrecy agreements in the settlement of civil lawsuit...


Echoing a sentiment that has come up in large class-action cases across the nation, a Los Angeles judge has refused to approv...



Foster Childs Death Under Scrutiny

Sep. 4, 1999
By Cheryl Romo

A long-running investigation into the Dec. 15 death of a 3-year-old Los Angeles County foster child at a home in Anaheim has ...


Bar Nemeses Fail in Lawsuit Over Politics

Sep. 4, 1999
By Don De Benedictis

A federal appellate court Thursday rejected a First Amendment claim by three lawyer-lawmakers who challenged lobbying by the ...