Ronald George

When Gunner Jay Lindberg Killed Thien Minh Ly, Was It Actually a Hate Crime?

California Police Secrecy Takes a Hit

Is the public entitled to know who has been granted police powers in California? Or are cops entitled to, as they claim, near-national-security-level secrecy about such basic information as their names and what department employs them? These were the type of questions the California Supreme Court ... More >>

Bad News for Ladies' Night at Clubs/Bars

Yesterday, the California Supreme Court ruled that businesses charging one sex less for, say, entry or drinks cannot escape legal liability if the discriminated person fails to protest at the time. In July 2002, Marc Angelucci, Edgar Pacas, Elton Campbell and Jeff Kent were charged $20 entrance fe ... More >>

The Last Picture Shaw

Judge Susanne Shaws retirement leaves local courts less baffling, flawed, funny

Judicial Whopper

Theres just one problem with the Times sensational story on the Burning Boy case: Its wrong