Video gamemaker Electronic Arts, Inc.’s use of the likenesses of college athletes, like former quarterback Sam Keller, is not protected by the First Amendment, the
Month: July 2013
Ex-BART Cop Must Face Civil Suit in Oscar Grant Shooting
There will be no immunity from civil liability for the former Bay Area Rapid Transit policeman, Johannes Mehserle, who shot and killed Oscar Grant III
Napa County Booted from Indian Lawsuit
The interest of Napa and Sonoma counties in potential construction of an Indian casino were so insignificant a federal appeals court upheld a decision booting
Police Dog’s Bad Record Upends Murder Conviction
The state prosecution’s handling of this Los Angeles murder case just smells bad. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned the murder conviction of
Oracle Must Arbitrate Java Dispute
Software giant Oracle America, Inc. has to play nice with Myriad, a Swiss mobile software company. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said on
$46 Million Mortgage Fraud Conviction Upheld
A federal appeals court upheld the $46 million mortgage loan fraud conspiracy of real estate agent Kyle Grasso Friday. Grasso was sentenced to a year
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