At long last, the Kentucky Attorney General has concluded its investigation into the killing of Breonna Taylor. Only one officer was charged and he was not charged
Underrepresentation of minorities on jury’s is a longstanding issue that has undermined the fairness of our jury trial system and the right to a jury of one’s
As a woman and a lawyer, it is hard for me to put into words what I owe to Ruth Bader Ginsburg. I can think of no other human, past or present, who better personifies
All of you likely remember the Scott Peterson case, one of the most high profile trials of the 21st century. Peterson was convicted and sentenced to death in 2004
In April, I wrote about People v. Shumake and the developing body of caselaw surrounding vehicle searches and driving with pot. Today, I’m giving you
As our society continues to reckon with the police state we have created for ourselves and ask long overdue questions about the proper role of police in that society,
HAPPY PRIDE MONTH, EVERYONE!! SORRY, I’M A LITTLE LATE. Pride Month is celebrated every June, commemorating the Stonewall Uprising in Manhattan 51 years ago.
Frances Prizzia is on The Board of Directors of Filipino-American Lawyers of Orange County and is proud to stand by her statement that she has written below. The Law
We have a problem in this county. Well, we have more than a few. However, as I write this, our cities are burning. Some view this as a race problem. Others view it as
As in any crisis or tragedy, as we sit trying to figure out how to deal with the unprecedented impact of the Covid pandemic, we also look for silver linings. One hope
