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Criminal


Actor Tells Tall Tale to Explain Robbing Bank

Aug. 22, 2000
By David Houston

At first, Charley Robinet, a 24-year-old illegal immigrant from France, told authorities he robbed a Thousand Oaks bank becaus...


Litigation


SAN DIEGO - As owners of sport utility vehicles rush to replace tires suspected of failing and causing hundreds of accidents, ...


Criminal


Judge Grants Habeas Petition For Man in Prison Two Years

Aug. 22, 2000
By Michael Jonathan Grinfeld

NEWPORT BEACH - In a dramatic reversal, a Costa Mesa man was freed Monday after spending more than two years in custody for a ...


Criminal


Senate Approves 'Juror's Bill of Rights'

Aug. 22, 2000
By Staff Writer

SACRAMENTO - A bill designed to protect jurors in criminal cases from unwanted questioning after trial has passed the state Se...


Civil Rights


Unethical Fiscal Penance

Aug. 21, 2000
By Columnist

By Ira L. Shafiroff. As discussed recently in the New York Times, there is a small but growing movement in this country that w...


Entertainment & Sports


By I. Nelson Rose. The following notice has not been approved by any government official. Warning to all casino patrons: If yo...


Civil Rights


By John M Curtis. Sitting tall in the saddle, Bernard Parks and the Los Angeles Police Department took a giant step in restori...


Criminal


SAN JOSE - In his first response to a lawsuit accusing Santa Clara County District Attorney George Kennedy of invasion of priv...


Zoning, Planning and Use


Interim Inconvenience

Aug. 21, 2000
By Columnist

By Daniel J. Curtin. Ninth Circuit holds that temporary development moratorium is not an unconstitutional taking.


Government


2nd Agrees to Hear Woo's Appeal

Aug. 21, 2000
By Ed Kimble

Michael Woo may be down but he's not out of the race for City Council, yet. The 2nd District Court of Appeal agreed Thursday t...


Government


Ex-Rookie Pleads Guilty to Lying

Aug. 21, 2000
By David Houston

A former rookie in the Los Angeles Police Department pleaded guilty Friday to a misdemeanor federal civil rights violation for...


Litigation


SACRAMENTO - Trial lawyers hoping to gain public access to certain sealed discovery materials this year are pinning their hope...


Judges and Judiciary


Judicial 'Lovefest' Approves Todd, Mallano

Aug. 21, 2000
By Daniel Evans

In a relaxed, almost festive atmosphere - prompting senior Presiding Justice Joan Kllein to declare the proceedings a "lovefes...


Immigration


Hany Kiareldeen, a 31-year-old Palestinian married to a U.S. citizen, spent 19 months in prison fighting deportation for being...


Law Practice


Legal Professionals: Quality of Life Declining

Aug. 21, 2000
By Katherine Gaidos

Maybe it's because clients are more demanding than they used to be. Maybe it's because of the technology-induced faster pace o...


Large Firms


C. Douglas Kranwinkle, the managing partner of Los Angeles-based O'Melveny & Myers since 1996, will become the executive v...


Immigration


Frenzen's Passion Inspires Immigration Practice

Aug. 21, 2000
By Susan Mcraen

After nearly four years of court battles, attorney Niels Frenzen obviously is pleased that his clients, an Iraqi physician and...


Criminal


DA Charges Five Protesters With Felonies From Melees

Aug. 21, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

By Friday, the county district attorney's office had filed felony charges against five people involved in various melees surro...


Government


The 4th District Court of Appeal sent a massive San Bernardino County landfill project back to the drawing board Friday, rulin...


Immigration


Judge Frees Detained Iraqis

Aug. 21, 2000
By Susan Mcraen

After nearly four years in an immigration prison accused of being a risk to the security of the U.S. government, an Iraqi phys...


Education


SAN FRANCISCO - John P. Dwyer's journey to the leadership of the University of California, Boalt Hall, took him from the world...


Criminal


About the time Al Gore wrapped up the Democratic National Convention Thursday with his nomination speech, thousands of protest...


Judges and Judiciary


Chief Justice George Puts Judges on Council

Aug. 21, 2000
By Ed Kimble

Chief Justice Ron George, highlighting the growing importance of family law in California courts, has appointed three family a...


Law Practice


ACLU Fields Many Media Complaints

Aug. 21, 2000
By Ed Kimble

American Civil Liberties Union attorney Michael Small has fielded so many calls from news people claiming they were intentiona...


Intellectual Property


At the Beach

Aug. 18, 2000
By Columnist

By William E. Maguire. Surfboards, swim fins, wet suits, swimsuits, sunglasses, sunscreen, bottled water, sandals, umbrellas, ...


Intellectual Property


Likelihood of Confusion

Aug. 18, 2000
By Columnist

Must trademark owners police against use of virtually identical marks in remote fields because of Internet marketing?


Education


Kids in Crisis Topic Of Conference

Aug. 18, 2000
By Cheryl Romo

State Attorney General Bill Lockyer is slated to keynote the second annual "Children in Crisis" conference Aug. 30 at the Irvi...


Judges and Judiciary


Court Revises Code Of Judicial Ethics

Aug. 18, 2000
By Daniel Evans

Deciding that the rules which apply to trial court judges also should apply to appellate court justices, the California Suprem...


Law Practice


Frequent Flyers

Aug. 18, 2000
By Columnist

By Theda C. Snyder. Although busy attorneys don't always have time to shop around for airfares, it's in your best interest to ...


Public Interest


St. Albans: The Prep School Al Gore Forgets to Mention

Aug. 18, 2000
By Contributing Writer

By David Plotz. Delegates to the Democratic Convention were harangued with endless hay-strewn yarns about Al Gore's rustic Ten...