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Judges and Judiciary


Panel Stays Contempt Order, Jail Sentence

Oct. 4, 2001
By Erin Carroll

LOS ANGELES - A state appeals court has stayed a contempt order that calls for a Beverly Hills attorney to spend five days in ...


Criminal


Perris Man Pleads Guilty to Terrorism

Oct. 4, 2001
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

RIVERSIDE - A Perris man has pleaded guilty to terrorizing a Riverside County mosque in the wake of last month's terrorist att...


Public Interest


ACLU Auction Succeeds Amid Funding Fears

Oct. 4, 2001
By Jeffrey Anderson

LOS ANGELES - As public-interest groups nervously watch the diversion of charitable contributions to fund disaster-relief effo...


Government


LOS ANGELES - Anti-secession forces in City Hall are betting on a weakening economy, the energy crisis and post-Sept. 11 fears...


Government


The DA Referees a Turf Battle

Oct. 4, 2001
By Hudson Sangree

SACRAMENTO - First, the good news: A planned $96 million Los Angeles crime laboratory that had fallen victim to squabbling bet...


Constitutional Law


I miss the Cold War. Like a pedestrian who congratulates himself for nimbly avoiding an oncoming bicycle only to find himself ...


Law Practice


Dictation Distractions

Oct. 3, 2001
By Columnist

Every day, secretaries throughout the nation spend their time "plugged in" to a dictaphone machine, transcribing lawyers' tape...


Law Practice


Residence Requirement

Oct. 3, 2001
By Columnist

In spite of the potential savings, in-house corporate attorneys from out of California may only practice law for the corporati...


Education


Education Options

Oct. 3, 2001
By Columnist

The Constitution does not bar the government from helping families escape from underperforming public schools, even when churc...


Government


U.S. Attorney Names 3 to New Posts

Oct. 3, 2001
By Pamela Mac Lean

SAN FRANCISCO - With the search for a new top prosecutor still under way, interim U.S. Attorney David Shapiro on Monday announ...


Environmental


Oil Industry Had to Use MTBE, Lawyer Says

Oct. 3, 2001
By Dennis Pfaff

SAN FRANCISCO - Oil companies knew for years the potential environmental hazards of the controversial additive MTBE but decide...


Government


Lazarus Buoyed by BASF Plebiscite

Oct. 3, 2001
By Tyler Cunningham

SAN FRANCISCO - Jim Lazarus won about half the votes cast in the local bar association plebiscite on whether to endorse a cand...


Criminal


SAN FRANCISCO - The gloves came off early in the Mendocino County district attorney rematch election between incumbent Norman ...


Public Interest


As Ben Franklin once said, "Nothing in this world is certain but death and taxes." ...


Criminal


SAN FRANCISCO - In order to increase the number of domestic violence incidents reported to police, San Francisco District Atto...


Intellectual Property


'A Law Professor's Law Professor'

Oct. 3, 2001
By Xenia Kobylarz

SAN FRANCISCO - For someone regarded by his peers as the most influential trademark attorney in the country, University of San...


Criminal


PD Appeals Conviction Over Drawing of Blood

Oct. 3, 2001
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

VICTORVILLE - A Victorville deputy public defender who contended that several San Bernardino County drunken-driving defendants...


Criminal


Judge Sentences Water-District Ex-Manager

Oct. 3, 2001
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - A judge sentenced a former assistant general manager Monday to a choice of jail or work-furlough for using his sec...


Government


The legal/law enforcement response to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the United States promises to be sweeping - and a mass...


Law Practice


Specialist in Probate Law Dies of Cancer at 59

Oct. 3, 2001
By Claude Walbert

LOS ANGELES - Irene L. Silverman, a prominent probate attorney, has died. Silverman died Sunday at Cedars Sinai Medical Center...


Judges and Judiciary


Strict Rule-Enforcer Tolerates No Bad Behavior

Oct. 3, 2001
By Contributing Writer

BAKERSFIELD - Almost every day for the past 19 years, Kern County Superior Court Judge James M. Stuart has been carrying a fad...


Government


High Court Limits Access to Police Records

Oct. 3, 2001
By Peter Blumberg

SAN FRANCISCO - The California Supreme Court placed new restrictions on public access to police files Monday in a ruling that ...


Transactions


Morgan Lewis

Oct. 2, 2001
By Staff Writer

Black Hills Generation Inc., a subsidiary of Rapid City, S.D. Black Hills Corp., recently entered into a $140 million syntheti...


Law Practice


Legal Soldiers

Oct. 2, 2001
By Liz Valsamis

Whether in the courtroom or the conference room, attorneys are accustomed to a good fight. These days, however, some Californi...


Oregon's largest law firm just got bigger. San Francisco's Washburn Briscoe & McCarthy plans to merge with Stoel Rives , a...


Firm Watch


Sandra Shippey, a partner with the Procopio Cory Hargreaves & Savitch in San Diego, has joined the California State Bar Bu...


Bankruptcy


SAN DIEGO LAWYER JOINS INSOLVENCY MEMBERSHIP

Oct. 2, 2001
By Tanya Rothman

Bankruptcy attorney Geraldine A. Valdez has become the newest member of the State Bar Business Law Section's Insolvency Commi...


Transactions


Crosby Heafey

Oct. 2, 2001
By Staff Writer

Voice Mobility International Inc. garnered gross proceeds of $13 million (Canadian) as it closed a private placement in the Un...


State Bar & Bar Associations


The American Law Institute elected Barry G. Kaiman, a partner at Los Angeles-based Lewis D'Amato Brisbois & Bisgaard, to t...


State Bar & Bar Associations


The San Diego County Law Library's Justice Foundation honored Janeen Kerper, a longtime law professor at California Western Sc...