James Queally

2 days ago | latimes.com | James Queally |Jaweed Kaleem

When pro-Palestinian protesters erected encampments at two of Los Angeles’ most prominent college campuses last year, the weeks-long demonstrations ended in dozens of arrests at USC and hundreds more at UCLA after a violent overnight attack by counterprotesters. Law enforcement officials promised swift action against those who broke the law. But late last month, Los Angeles City. Atty.

2 days ago | businessandamerica.com | Brittny Mejia |James Queally |Keri Blakinger

Several federal prosecutors — including the chief of the Public Corruption and Civil Rights Section — have submitted their resignations following a plea deal offered by the new U.S. attorney in Los Angeles to a sheriff’s deputy who had already been found guilty of using excessive force. Two sources confirmed to The Times that Assistant U.S. Attys Eli A. Alcaraz, Brian R.

5 days ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Richard Winton |James Queally

LOS ANGELES - After 35 years in prison for the brutal murders of their parents, the waiting is nearly over for brothers Erik and Lyle Menendez in their bid for freedom. Following disagreements between the current and former district attorney and a series of legal fits and starts delayed the matter in recent months, L.A. County Superior Court Judge Michael Jesic ruled Friday that the brothers' resentencing hearing can go forward next Tuesday.

5 days ago | thederrick.com | Richard Winton |James Queally

LOS ANGELES — After 35 years in prison for the brutal murders of their parents, the waiting is nearly over for brothers Erik and Lyle Menendez in their bid for freedom. Following disagreements between the current and former district attorney and a series of legal fits and starts delayed the matter in recent months, L.A. County Superior Court Judge Michael Jesic ruled Friday that the brothers’ resentencing hearing can go forward next Tuesday.

5 days ago | latimes.com | Richard Winton |James Queally

After 35 years in prison for the brutal murders of their parents, the waiting is nearly over for brothers Erik and Lyle Menendez in their bid for freedom. Following disagreements between the current and former Los Angeles County district attorney and a series of legal fits and starts delayed the matter in recent months, L.A. County Superior Court Judge Michael Jesic ruled Friday that the brothers’ resentencing hearing can go forward Tuesday.