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Government


Despite Talks, Workers Strike

Oct. 13, 2000
By Ed Kimble

Los Angeles County workers manned the picket lines Wednesday in front of the Criminal Courts Building and the mall between the...


Education


ACLU Denounces School Vouchers

Oct. 13, 2000
By Jill Boekenoogen

The American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California, together with representatives of religious, disabled rights and min...


Criminal


Prosecutors' Request Could Result in Delay

Oct. 13, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

Los Angeles County prosecutors in the corruption trial of four police officers have asked the 2nd District Court of Appeal to ...


Education


Choice Is for Children

Oct. 13, 2000
By Columnist

In the article "School Voucher Gouger, School Reform Efforts Must Move Toward Accountability and Inclusion," (Sept. 26) where ...


Labor/Employment


Cumulative Conundrum

Oct. 13, 2000
By Columnist

The high court is faced with a fundamental public-policy issue: the continued viability and application of the continuous-viol...


Government


Police League Sues To Be Let in on Decree

Oct. 13, 2000
By David Houston

When civil rights lawyer Constance L. Rice sought a consent decree with the Los Angeles Police Department several years ago to...


Bicycling enthusiasts who claimed they were unlawfully detained during the Democratic National Convention and kept from partic...


Criminal


Most Rampart Jurors Favor Plea Bargains

Oct. 13, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

Most of the jurors who will decide the fate of four Los Angeles Police Department officers accused of corruption favor plea ba...


Criminal


The California Supreme Court appeared reluctant Wednesday to grant public defenders the same malpractice immunity that already...


The Rampart police scandal has begun to resemble the murky world of Cold War espionage. For those who miss the days when the I...


Large Firms


Entertainment Titans Joining Forces Monday

Oct. 13, 2000
By Tamara Scott

Two Century City entertainment litigation powerhouses and former adversaries - Kinsella Boesch Fujikawa & Towle and Greenb...


Discipline


Sign Here

Oct. 12, 2000
By Columnist

Client fee agreements are designed to protect both attorney and client.


WASHINGTON - Jumping back into the thorny thicket of punitive damages, the Supreme Court Tuesday agreed to consider what stand...


Government


Temporary Restraining Order Halts Strike

Oct. 12, 2000
By Ed Kimble

A Los Angeles judge ruled Tuesday that 5,100 county hospital workers cannot leave their jobs to join the general strike of hal...


Immigration


Indefinite Detainees Languish in Jail Cellars

Oct. 12, 2000
By Susan Mc Rae

Two and a half years ago in Sacramento, federal Deputy Public Defender Robert Cohen came upon a situation he thought could hap...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


Process Maker

Oct. 12, 2000
By Columnist

The mediator has the responsibility to help the parties achieve an effective process that addresses their unique needs. ...


International


Dream Sours

Oct. 12, 2000
By Contributing Writer

For most Americans, the sudden and dramatic conclusion of the Wen Ho Lee trial served as a profound lesson about the governmen...


Law Practice


Dean Sullivan Captivates Audience

Oct. 12, 2000
By Columnist

Recently, as Stanford Law School dean Kathleen Sullivan left the room where she had just spoken at a Lawyers Club luncheon, a ...


Administrative/Regulatory


County Names Toma To Head Commission

Oct. 12, 2000
By Staff Reports

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has appointed attorney Robin S. Toma as executive director of the county Human Rel...


Public Interest


Aid Group Blasts Law School Costs

Oct. 12, 2000
By Jill Boekenoogen

Law schools have failed students by increasing tuition dramatically during the past decade without helping ease students' debt...


Criminal


Homeboys Get a Truck for a Buck

Oct. 12, 2000
By Chris Ford

Without comment Tuesday, the Los Angeles City Council voted to sell a surplus pickup truck to Homeboy Industries for $1. ...


Intellectual Property


Internet Greeting Card Firms Settle Dispute

Oct. 12, 2000
By Staff Writer

Two Internet greeting card companies with nearly identical monikers have settled their legal disputes, with the firm that lost...


Criminal


Late in the night, long after most Angelenos have switched off the television news and drifted off to sleep, young car enthusi...


Criminal


Panel Backs Community-Policing Plan

Oct. 12, 2000
By Chris Ford

The Los Angeles Police Department's civilian policy-making panel took another step Tuesday toward bringing back a popular form...


Litigation


Two Get $14 Million For False Accusations

Oct. 12, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

NORWALK - A Los Angeles Superior Court jury has awarded $14 million to a former Pico Rivera couple who contended that their ci...


Government


Lawyers Select Jurors for Rampart Trial

Oct. 12, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

A jury was selected Tuesday in the trial of four officers charged in the Los Angeles Police Department corruption scandal. ...


Product Liability


Judges Allow Novel Gun Suits to Proceed

Oct. 12, 2000
By Tyler Cunningham

SAN FRANCISCO - In California and nationwide, judges have allowed cities to proceed with novel lawsuits against gunmakers, set...


Family


Judge Drops Psychologist's Libel Suit

Oct. 12, 2000
By Craig Anderson

SAN JOSE - A family court psychologist's defamation complaint against a group of unhappy litigants who published fliers and fi...


Government


Judge Lifts Seal On Material in Rampart Case

Oct. 12, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

The judge overseeing the Los Angeles criminal courts on Tuesday lifted a protective order from investigative transcripts of fo...


Litigation


Elderly Investors, State Settle Investment Suit

Oct. 12, 2000
By Michael Jonathan Grinfeld

SANTA ANA - A settlement between a group of elderly investors and the California Department of Corporations brings to an end a...