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BY LILLIAN CHEN – April 14, 2012 In just two months, Solano County plans to begin construction of a $90 million jail. The new jail will add 362 beds and cost the state $62 million in ... See the original post: California – Op Ed: Addicted to Incarceration: Will Solano County repeat the state’s mistakes?

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By Paul T. Rosynsky – Oakland Tribune – 04/13/2012 03:02:14 PM PDT EMERYVILLE — Law enforcement officials on Friday defended their ongoing reactions to the Occupy Oakland movement, while admitting some mistakes have been made as ... See the original post here: Oakland police chief, Alameda County district attorney defend actions against Occupy Oakland

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By Paul T. Rosynsky – Oakland Tribune – 04/13/2012 03:02:14 PM PDT EMERYVILLE — Law enforcement officials on Friday defended their ongoing reactions to the Occupy Oakland movement, while admitting some mistakes have been made as ... Read more here: Oakland police chief, Alameda County district attorney defend actions against Occupy Oakland

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By Tricia Bishop, The Baltimore Sun – April 13, 2012 The Maryland General Assembly passed bills this month reversing a costly court of appeals ruling that would provide public defenders for indigent defendants at thousands of ... Visit link: Maryland – State lawmakers reverse high court ruling on public defenders

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A federal district court just ruled that the new National Labor Relations Act posting requirement is unlawful. At the present time, it is unclear... See the original post here: Federal District Court: New NLRA Poster Requirement Unlawful

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A federal district court just ruled that the new National Labor Relations Act posting requirement is unlawful. At the present time, it is unclear... See the article here: Federal District Court: New NLRA Poster Requirement Unlawful

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Rebecca Bolin, Yale Law School Publication Date - Spring 2-2012 Abstract Early in the days of attorney-client email, David Hricik wrote a soothing law review article, Lawyers Worry Too Much About Transmitting Client Confidences By Internet E-mail, arguing that ... See the original post here: Risky Mail: Concerns in Confidential Attorney-Client Email

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Rebecca Bolin, Yale Law School Publication Date - Spring 2-2012 Abstract Early in the days of attorney-client email, David Hricik wrote a soothing law review article, Lawyers Worry Too Much About Transmitting Client Confidences By Internet E-mail, arguing that ... See the rest here: Risky Mail: Concerns in Confidential Attorney-Client Email

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Yesterday, HRWatchdog gave a brief summary of the California Supreme Court’s decision in Brinker Restaurant Corp. v. Superior Court, relating to meal and rest... See original here: On Video: The Brinker Decision's Impact

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Yesterday, HRWatchdog gave a brief summary of the California Supreme Court’s decision in Brinker Restaurant Corp. v. Superior Court, relating to meal and rest... Read the original here: On Video: The Brinker Decision's Impact