(Subscription required) The new requirement forbids conduct that “hinders” free expression by “substantially interfering” with classes, meetings, interviews, ceremonies and public events. It allows law schools to restrict expression that violates the law, defames a specific individual, threatens and harrasses, and violates privacy and confidentiality.

(Subscription required) The attorneys representing Guerrero — Cary D. Sullivan and Nathaniel P. Garrett of Jones Day — argued in their motion that the plaintiffs’ last remaining claim for age discrimination under the Fair Employment Housing Act must be dismissed because the Judicial Council never actually enforced the 1,320-day limit on judges’ participation in the program.

The California Supreme Court on Tuesday heard arguments over whether pretrial county jail detainees are entitled to minimum wage and overtime pay while working for the private contractor that supplies meals to state correctional facilities.

Thirty-eight people on LACBA’s Judicial Elections Evaluation committee took on the evaluation process this election. Evaluating means a lot of back and forth with the candidates by phone, email and interviews.