For every database there seems to be a search engine that expands its usability. Along comes HubMed, the clean interface to the popular PubMed database. Added features include RSS feeds for articles and links to other databases that include your...
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The first school district in California to implement RFID (radio frequency identification devices) to track student movements is in Yuba City. Apparently, the motive for the various school districts around the country is money, since the dollars distributed to schools...
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Find out about the attributes of the various medicinal treatments your criminal defense clients were subject to as children, at the UCLA Online Archive of American Folk...
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This is not the Los Angeles Police Department Ramparts scandal but heads are rolling in San Bernardino County, California where the Public Defender’s Office has shown itself to be a bit lax in its hiring practices. It seems that Public...
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The Standing Committee on Legal Aid and Indigent Defendants (SCLAID) of the American Bar Association (ABA), produced a report, Gideon’s Broken Promise: America’s Continuing Quest for Equal Justice, based on testimony at public hearings held in 2003. Recommendations for improving...
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Here’s an opportunity to hear free marketing advise offered by a marketing guru who is also an attorney, from the comfort of your office. This is a teleseminar. You must register to participate and get the details on the telephone...
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A good collection of resources on the legality of audio recording of telephone conversations is at the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press site. They include a state-by-state summary and a list of case citations. The enforcement of the...
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SafetyEd International addresses issues of child exploitation on the Internet. The site includes an extensive list of links on legal issues and California statutes related to stalking and...
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The California Supreme Court, In re ANDERSON HAWTHORNE, JR., the Court was faced with the dilemma of reviewing a habeas petition of a mentally retarded man under sentence of death, as a new law (Penal Code 1376) was enacted, barring...
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Take a free preliminary tour of the search engine optimization tool Wordtracker. List various keywords that describe your service to discover how many times those terms have been...
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