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Billing records indicate a grand jury has started a probe of Solyndra, the California solar-panel maker that lost more than $500 million in federal loans.
Experts say California prosecutors will have difficulty getting convictions of two officers, as jurors are naturally sympathetic toward law enforcement.
Swiss officials said they will not fight a judge's ruling allowing Roman Polanski to post $4.5 million bail while fighting extradition to the United States.
California's bogged-down execution process means death-row inmates can expect to live a long time and in better conditions than other inmates, officials said.
Conversations captured on wiretaps will pose problems for Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich if the case goes to trial, legal experts say.
Hotel heiress Paris Hilton's lawyer has filed a motion in Los Angeles to appeal her 45-day jail sentence, ExtraTV.com reported.
Los Angeles Judge Larry Paul Fidler is reserving judgment on an object allegedly removed from Phil Spector's mansion where actress Lana Clarkson died.
A U.S. district judge ruled Wednesday that certain aspects of the Los Angeles Police Department's efforts to improve downtown conditions are unconstitutional.
U.S. legal experts have said that convening a grand jury at this point in Michael Jackson's legal case, which prosecutors began doing this week, is unusual.
Despite eight months of appearing to hit nothing by brick walls and dead ends, Los Angeles homicide detectives have finally declared that they have been making
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