Los Angeles Lawyer
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March 2003
Vol. 26, No. 1

A Special Issue Celebrating the 125th Birthday of the Los Angeles County Bar Association

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Features

Where the Law Was Made in L.A.
The course of Los Angeles's legal history is preserved in legal landmarks from Olvera Street to the Inland Empire
Robert S. Wolfe

Meeting Challenges: The Los Angeles County Bar Association's History of Accomplishment
We can be proud of the steps LACBA has taken to meet the challenges that President Jimmy Carter posed for us in 1978
Patricia Phillips

A Landmark in Diversity
Passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 provided the foundation for nurturing diversity in both the legal profession and in society at large
Edwin Guthman

The Dirty Half-Dozen
A group of pioneering female Loyola Law School grads look back on the changes in the role of women in their profession
Genevieve Wong

The Quest to Desegregate Los Angeles Schools
Crawford v. Board of Education of the City of Los Angeles was a milestone in the recognition of the city's diversity
David S. Ettinger

Spectacular Los Angeles Trials
In Los Angeles's legal history, every era seems to have its trial of the century
Megan A. Wagner

President's Page
Celebrating 125 Years of Public Service
Miriam Krinsky

Barristers Tips
Celebrating 75 Years of the Barristers
Margaret P. Stevens

Closing Argument
Our Commitment to Public Service
Gerald L. Chaleff

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