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Lawyers Sanctioned Over Porn Lawsuits File Appeal
Lawyers under sanction for fraudulently filing dozens of copyright infringement lawsuits against people accused of downloading pornographic films have filed an appeal, as the attorneys who represented them before the sanctioning judge have disappeared from the case.Calif. Judges Censured in Connection With DUI Cases
Two Superior Court judges, both accused of driving under the influence and then trying to leverage their positions as judges to get special treatment, were censured by California's Commission on Judicial Performance Thursday.Van Voorhis Loses Last Bid to Keep Gavel
The California Supreme Court extinguished an ousted Contra Costa County judge's last hope to return to the bench when it declined to take up his appeal on Wednesday. The court's unanimous decision cements the fate of 54-year-old Walnut Creek Judge Bruce Van Voorhis, a jurist who was repeatedly disciplined by the Commission on Judicial Performance for verbally attacking jurors, court staff and attorneys. This year, Van Voorhis became the first judge in the state to be removed from office for demeanor alone.Judge Breaks Ground With EBay Ruling
EBay cannot be sued for auctioning sound recordings over its Web site that may infringe on a copyright, a San Francisco superior court judge ruled on Tuesday. The suit against eBay claimed the company's sale of "bootleg" recordings constituted unfair business practices. Judge Stuart Pollak ruled the online auction company is immune from liability from such claims under the Communications Decency Act.California Supreme Court Weighs Suits Against Co-Counsel
They weren't as entertaining as Mad magazine's Spy vs. Spy, but two lawyer vs. lawyer cases heard by the California Supreme Court on Wednesday could have a big impact on the legal profession. At issue in both cases is whether attorneys can bring malpractice suits against co-counsel for mishandling a suit or providing bad legal advice.Commission Tosses Hyde from Alameda County Bench
The Commission on Judicial Performance forced Pleasanton Judge D. Ronald Hyde off the bench Tuesday, one month before he had planned to retire. The Alameda County Superior Court judge's checkered ethical record -- including being punished for misconduct five other times -- sealed his fate, the unanimous panel ruled.Trending Stories
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