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Man accused of shooting O.C. doctor says he can't afford lawyer
L.A. NOWA retired barber accused of killing a Newport Beach urologist during a medical appointment appeared in court Wednesday but his arraignment on murder charges was postponed after he announced that he could not afford an attorney.... -
Overflow crowd at memorial for doctor killed in exam room
L.A. NOWAn overflow crowd of mourners gathered in Costa Mesa on Wednesday to honor a slain Newport Beach doctor on what would have been his 53rd birthday. Hundreds of friends, colleagues and family members, many wearing yarmulkes, gathered at Harbor Lawn-Mt......... -
Briefly In Public Safety: Woman reports abuse in taxi
An Anaheim man allegedly held a woman in his taxi cab against her will in Laguna Beach and sexually assaulted her. Mohd K. Al Awadi, 45, was arrested on suspicion of false imprisonment and sexual battery on Friday. The victim called the Garden Grove...Tags: Sex Crimes, Religious Festivals, New Year's Day, Holidays, Abusive Behavior
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Newport lawyer to become a judge
Gov. Jerry Brown this week announced the appointment of a Newport Beach woman to the Orange County Superior Court bench, according to a news release. Terri K. Flynn-Peister, 38, of Newport Beach previously worked as deputy chief assistant U.S....Tags: Government, Justice System, Judges, University of California, San Diego, Lawyers
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Muslim students appeal conviction
Attorneys have filed an appeal in Orange County Superior Court on behalf of 10 of the so-called Irvine 11 convicted in 2011 of two misdemeanor charges to conspire and then disrupt a 2010 speech by Israeli Ambassador Michael Oren at UC Irvine. The 10...
Tags: Islam, University of California, Riverside, Lawyers, University of California, Irvine, Freedom of the Press
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Man pleads not guilty in attack
A San Bernardino man pleaded not guilty Friday afternoon to charges that he allegedly pushed a woman to the ground, covered her mouth, grabbed her by the leg and dragged her until bystanders intervened, officials said. Derek Rawlins, 34, was arrested... -
Letters: Denying justice to California
Re "Brown's budget maps out major changes," Jan. 10 Gov. Jerry Brown's proposal to cut the budget for the state courts by an additional $200 million is sad news for California. The cuts that have already taken place have severely impacted the ability of...Tags: Government, Jerry Brown, Executive Branch, Politics
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Looking for a few good jurors [Updated]
The Orange County Superior Court is looking for a few good jurors to serve on the grand jury for 2013-14. The one-year term begins July 1. [Update: As of Friday afternoon the deadline to apply to serve on the grand jury was extended to Jan. 25 due to...Tags: Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice
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2012's notable passings
The last year took many notable people from Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. Whether they were lost to age, illness or tragedy, they are remembered here. The Aegean sailors: Crew members William Reed Johnson, 57, Theo Mavromatis, 49, Kevin Eric Rudolph,...
Tags: House Building, High School Sports, Local Elections, General Practitioners, Football
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Walter Charamza, first fulltime city attorney
Walter Charamza, who served as Newport Beach's first fulltime city attorney in the 1950s, will be remembered at a celebration of his life later this month. Charamza died Dec. 19 at home in Newport Beach, his wife of 68 years and two dogs by his side. He...
Tags: Justice System, Government, Lawyers, Ronald Reagan, World War II (1939-1945)
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Top News Stories of 2012: A year in review
There's never a shortage of important stories in Laguna Beach, but here are the most compelling ones in chronological order. * South Laguna tunnel When the South Coast Water District said it needed to access property below several South Laguna...
Tags: Restaurant and Catering Industry, Lifestyle and Leisure, Allan R. Mansoor, Economy, Business and Finance, Local Elections
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Four local allegations included in 'perversion files'
Four allegations of sexual abuse among Boy Scouts of America troop leaders in Huntington Beach appear in a Los Angeles Times database recently compiled from Scouting and court records. The Times, which owns the Huntington Beach Independent, last month...Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Sex Crimes, Los Angeles Times, Boy Scouts of America, Clubs and Associations
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Dec 28, 2012
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Dec 27, 2012
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Jan 9, 2013
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