The Senate Judiciary Committee lobbed softballs at six federal judicial nominees, all from Arizona, in a brief hearing Tuesday. It took longer for each judge
Month: January 2014
Disgraced Journalist Denied Law License
The California Supreme Court opened its pronouncement Monday that lying former journalist Stephen Glass cannot be a lawyer in California by pointing out “Glass made
Six Arizona Judge Confirmation Hearings Tuesday
Next Tuesday will be Arizona’s day in the Senate Judiciary Committee on Capitol Hill where the committee will hold confirmation hearings for six federal judge
Split Court Temporarily Stops Arizona Execution
On the slimmest of grounds, a splintered federal appeals court Thursday ordered a new hearing that could reverse the Arizona death sentence for the driver
Child Porn Possession Means Lawyer Disbarment in All Cases
A lawyer’s conviction of felony possession of child pornography amounts to moral turpitude in every case and thus automatic disbarment, the California Supreme Court ruled
Electronic Arts Infringement Verdict Partly Overturned
A federal judge has partially overturned a jury’s copyright infringement verdict against videogame company Electronic Arts Inc. in claims by a former programmer that he
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