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The Recorder

March 15, 2013

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The bench

Even as Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye toted up the toll from years of budget cuts, L.A. ended its ADR program and pushed forward with more court closures.

Heller's creditors

A bankruptcy judge OK'd their bid to seek profits from firms that scooped up partners when it collapsed.

Books

The historic S.F. Law Library is back in court with a new complaint in its ongoing battle with the city for suitable space.

Dennis Riordan

The appellate lawyer extraordinaire couldn't get a panel of liberals to help out his client, an American convicted of going to a terrorist training camp.



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