"Do you ever get butterflies when you talk in court?" my 10-year-old asked me. I smiled, wondering how much information he rea...
The California Women Lawyers Association will present "So You Want to Be a Judge," an all-day seminar at the Los Angeles Athle...
SAN DIEGO - An African-American man who alleged that police violated his civil rights at a Padres baseball game will receive $...
Robert Rosenkrantz's petition to overturn Gov. Gray Davis' denial of his parole was bounced out of court almost as soon as it ...
The producer of a fetish video depicting the torture and mutilation of mice by the heel of a shoe of a provocatively dressed w...
A report to be released today will suggest ways to reduce the Los Angeles police chief's ability to manipulate administrative ...
Technology & Science
Woman Claims AOL Distributed Faulty Software
By Michael Jonathan Grinfeld
SANTA ANA - An Orange County woman has sued America Online Inc., claiming its new version 6.0 software took over her computer ...
The abolitionists are at it again. For the next four days, San Francisco's Cathedral Hill Hotel will play host to a conference...
A high-school teacher whose color-blindness dashed his dreams of becoming a Riverside County sheriff's deputy cannot claim dis...
The Legal Services Corp. has awarded a two-year, $2.9 million legal-aid grant to San Fernando Valley Neighborhood Legal Servic...
In what legal professionals called a tremendous victory for the district attorney's office, a jury Wednesday convicted three L...
SAN DIEGO - In the first comprehensive test of a 1998 ballot measure that increased cigarette taxes 50 cents per pack, a Super...
Government
Live Legal Soap Opera, 'The Trinity of Chad,' Premieres in Florida
By Garry Abrams
The presidential election impasse has given Americans another acute attack of ambivalence about attorneys and the legal system...
In election day votes that were not close, nearly 60 percent of Mendocino County voters supported Measure G, a proposition tha...
SAN JOSE - Nearly two years ago, Kate Canlis sat in the audience of the Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors' chambers and s...
Attorney Steve Filarsky never expected to get sued when he filed a public records request at his hometown city hall. But that'...
They've got names like Motion to Strike, the Wholly Rollers, Judgie's Jesters and the Civil Disobedients. The commissioner wea...
SAN JOSE - The ex-convict who sued Santa Clara County District Attorney George Kennedy last year for disclosing his juvenile c...
SAN DIEGO - FBI Director Louis J. Freeh on Tuesday opened the nation's first multiagency, multijurisdictional computer forensi...
What is happening now in Florida isn't unusual - it's just the first time that such a process has played itself out on the nat...
The Los Angeles City Council agreed Tuesday to ask the police department's civilian policy-making panel for an update on its s...
Government
Contradictions in Florida Law Maintain Election Uncertainty
By Contributing Writer
On Monday, the Florida secretary of state announced that she would ignore the vote totals of any county that did not submit it...
In what threatened to become a replay of the power struggle over Los Angeles' first inspector general, members of the Board of...
With President Clinton's unprecedented visit to Hanoi scheduled to begin Thursday, attention once again returns to Vietnam. Wh...
PHOENIX - When U.S. District Judge Robert Broomfield was a child growing up in Pennsylvania, he liked to help his carpenter gr...
Beware, the dangerous hash brown potato patty. A Los Angeles woman who prepared an Ore Ida hash brown potato patty "in an inte...
An appellate court decision giving a job counselor the right to bring his state employment discrimination claims against the c...
The city of Los Angeles may charge spectators at illegal speed contests with an infraction if the City Council approves a prop...
The tearful parents of a Calabasas man whom Gov. Gray Davis refuses to parole despite court rulings calling for his release jo...
Labor/Employment
Joseph Posner, Employment Law Pioneer, Dies Unexpectedly at 57
By Michael Jonathan Grinfeld
LOS ANGELES - Joseph Posner, 57, an Encino trial and appellate lawyer credited with single-handedly altering the landscape of ...