July | 2015 | California Supreme Court Criminal Law Blog

     There's SCOTUS if you want to follow what's happening in the United States Supreme Court. There's At the Lectern if you want to follow the civil side of the California Supreme Court. But if criminal law is your area, there really wasn't any easy way to follow what's happening in the California Supreme Court. And Al got tired of always having to answer lots of different questions about when is People v. Thatguy going to be issued. So even though he's the less curmudgeonly of the two people who administer things around here, he begged Michael to start this blog so he could get to more important things, like vetting jokes for his next The Year's Cases presentation.
     Anyhow, this blog is here to help provide a place for criminal lawyers, defense and prosecution, to go to keep track of our state's high court.
     And thus this blog was born.
     The California Supreme Court Criminal Law Blog is run by Michael Goodman and Al Menaster. Al posts most of the content and Michael posts occasionally and tries to keep Al's posts from looking like they were posted by a marauding band of lunatics.
     If you want to know more about us, in case we owe you money or you're the lawyer handling the will for one of our long lost wealthy uncles, click on the "About" link at the top of this page...

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This blog is the property, and represents the collective efforts, of Al Menaster and Michael Goodman, as individuals. This blog is intended to be a resource for criminal lawyers, prosecution and defense, to keep track of the California Supreme Court. This blog is not intended as a substitute for appropriate legal research, nor should the summaries be relied upon. We recommend you read the entire case. Attention non-lawyers: our blog is not a substitute for legal consultation with counsel, and should never be interpreted as legal advice. Our blog and the information contained herein is not owned, authorized, sponsored, endorsed or supported by the County of Los Angeles and/or any of its departments, and no such affiliation should be implied. County of Los Angeles expressly disclaims all liability for damages of any kind arising out of use of, reference to, or reliance on any information contained within the site. We, Al Menaster and Michael Goodman, also disclaim all liability for damages of any kind arising out of use of, reference to, or reliance on any information contained within the site.

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