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Congratulations to the graduates of the Western State College of Law. James Otto Heiting of Rizio Lipinsky Heiting was the commencement speaker. Read his speech in full here, and read the list of graduates here.

Attorney James Otto Heiting.

Leighton Tegland, past-local American Board of Trial Advocates chapter president, dies at 78.

See the felony trials scheduled for tomorrow, June 23. 

9th Circuit court halts injunction of National Guard deployment.

Riv. State Sen. Cervantes' considers suit against Sacramento police after DUI citation.

Attorneys in state congress speak on Trump's attack against law firms.

Hunger strike begins as California prisons hand down biggest restrictions since COVID.

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