The Recorder
...the subcommittee on public safety, told judicial branch leaders who attended the Capitol hearing. "Once there's some greater transparency and accountability...
...leaves little remaining money for other needs, Brown told reporters at a Capitol news conference. "The [Assembly] speaker has spoken about giving...
The U.S. Supreme Court opened the door for import of items previously barred by U.S. intellectual property laws, says Lothar Determann of Baker & McKenzie
...Santa Monica-based Consumer Watchdog has called a news conference at the Capitol on Thursday to unveil what its leaders describe as a broad measure...
A recent Supreme Court decision changed the scope of the "first sale" doctrine as applied to international sales, explains Lothar Determann of Baker & McKenzie
...the state court reporters lobby flex some serious political muscle in the Capitol. Case in point: Just last Tuesday they persuaded legislative Democrats...
...than monumental, an acknowledgement that even with traditionally friendly Democrats controlling the Capitol, support from business-allied moderates and Governor Jerry Brown is not guaranteed...
...SACRAMENTO — That giant sucking sound emanating from the Capitol is the political vacuum created by the abrupt departure of state Senator...
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