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  • Declaration of Jury Misconduct Inferably Lacks Credibility

    Metropolitan News-Enterprise
    September 17, 2026

    The Court of Appeal for this district has held that where the uncontradicted declaration of a juror told of persistent misconduct on the part of some other members of the panel during deliberations, and the judge made no findings with respect to the allegations in denying a motion for a new trial, it must be assumed that the account was determined to lack credibility, requiring an affirmance of the judgment for the plaintiff.

  • Judicial Profile: Los Angeles County Commissioner Dennis F. Hernandez

    Daily Journal
    September 16, 2026

    (Subscription required) Commissioner Dennis F. Hernandez says his job in family court is often to cut through emotion, identify the dispute that actually needs deciding and help families move forward.

  • New law lets Californians over 80 permanently opt out of jury duty

    Daily Journal
    September 16, 2026

    (Subscription required) Beginning in 2028, Californians 80 and older will be able to claim a permanent medical exemption from jury service without providing documentation.

    Related: CalMatters

  • She got a restraining order against her ex — and still ended up dead. Here’s how the system failed her

    Los Angeles Times
    September 16, 2026

    A Times investigation found that former partners or close relatives were charged in the deaths of at least 63 women who were killed in 2024 and 2025 in L.A. County. Women in at least 10 of those cases had filed for restraining orders, four of which were granted by judges.

    Related: Los Angeles Times

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