This guide published by the California Highway Patrol ("CHP") outlines new California laws that went into effect January 1, 2010, related to the operation of motor vehicles, bicycles, etc.

Information everyone should know about California law regarding DUI.

Judge Robert Kressel, a bankruptcy judge in Minnesota, has issued these guidelines for drafting court orders. The guidelines address gramatical and stylistic issues. For further details please see article on American Bar Association web site.

A simple summary of how a professionally drafted Asset Protection trust correctly manages money in a foreign bank account in a way that is legal, tax compliant and protectd from U.S. Court judgements.

Loyola Law School (Los Angeles) has issued a press release concerning the school being "ranked 29th on the newly released 2010 Super Lawyers U.S. Law School Rankings". For details visit the school's web site at http://www.lls.edu.

Milwaukee County violated the First Amendment Rights of deputy sheriffs by allowing a representative of a Christian peer support group to speak at mandatory employee meetings. The ruling affirms that a sheriff cannot force members of the department to set through a religious presentation. The ruling affirmed that a government's actions violates the establishment clause of the constitution if it has any of the following characteristics: a non-secular purpose; the principal or primary affect of advancing or inhibiting religion; or fostering excessive government entanglement with religion.

Registered Securities Broker-Dealers guide to regulatory compliance

Lawyers who are or aspire to be leaders must learn to self-manage. Especially when stressed or under pressure (and who isn't, at least part of the time?) it's easy to let self-management slide in the face of provocation. Some attorneys I know offer a blanket apology to staff and colleagues - something like, "I'm feeling stressed, so please excuse me if I blow up or yell at you or throw things, ok?" I don't recommend that approach; it's been than nothing, I suppose, but it's actually announcing that bad behavior is coming, apparently largely unchecked.

This is a copy of the 2009-2010 Handbook for Judicial Externs prepared by Loyola Law School, Los Angeles, which can be found on its web site www.lls.edu.

A discussion of ethical considerations in obtaining and using social networking content for prosecuting and defending cases.