Journalist
(California)
California-based legal affairs writer for the Los Angeles Times. She covers the California Supreme Court and the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.
Links: @mauradolan | Link to bio | (Current as of: May 22, 2015)
Los Angeles Times (LA Times)
April 7, 2019
People increasingly are representing themselves in courtrooms, and it falls to judges and other officials to demystify legal processes and decorum.
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Los Angeles Times (LA Times)
April 7, 2019
Zukin sees many non-represented litigants from her perch on the eighth floor of the downtown Stanley Mosk Courthouse. Judicial officials say their numbers appeared to swell after the last recession.
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Los Angeles Times (LA Times)
September 5, 2017
Just finding enough trained interpreters has proved daunting. The state’s courts handle as many as eight million cases a year.
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Los Angeles Times (LA Times)
April 11, 2016
The report, by the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights of the San Francisco Bay Area, examined U.S. Census Bureau data, records from the California Department of Motor Vehicles and information from 15 police and sheriff's departments in the state.
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Los Angeles Times (LA Times)
September 30, 2015
An amnesty program for Californians saddled with unpaid traffic tickets takes effect Thursday, paving the way for low-income drivers to win back their licenses.
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Los Angeles Times (LA Times)
June 8, 2015
California courts may adopt an emergency rule making it easier for people to fight traffic tickets.
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Los Angeles Times (LA Times)
May 21, 2015
Many California counties require paying traffic fines in full before a court hearing. California's chief justice calls for an emergency rule to prevent courts from requiring drivers to pay traffic tickets before they can go to court to contest them.
California-based legal affairs writer for the Los Angeles Times. She covers the California Supreme Court and the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.
Links: @mauradolan | Link to bio | (Current as of: May 22, 2015)
A California native, she graduated from UC Berkeley and has worked in Washington and Los Angeles for The Times. She is now based in San Francisco.
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News StoryAs more people go without a lawyer, courts offer self-help services. Advice from the judge? No way
Maura DolanLos Angeles Times (LA Times)
April 7, 2019
People increasingly are representing themselves in courtrooms, and it falls to judges and other officials to demystify legal processes and decorum.
News Story
As more people go without a lawyer, courts offer self-help services. Advice from the judge? No way
Maura DolanLos Angeles Times (LA Times)
April 7, 2019
Zukin sees many non-represented litigants from her perch on the eighth floor of the downtown Stanley Mosk Courthouse. Judicial officials say their numbers appeared to swell after the last recession.
News Story
With 220 languages spoken in California, courts face an interpreter shortage
Maura DolanLos Angeles Times (LA Times)
September 5, 2017
Just finding enough trained interpreters has proved daunting. The state’s courts handle as many as eight million cases a year.
News Story
A disproportionate share of blacks and Latinos lose their driver’s licenses because of unpaid tickets, study finds
Maura DolanLos Angeles Times (LA Times)
April 11, 2016
The report, by the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights of the San Francisco Bay Area, examined U.S. Census Bureau data, records from the California Department of Motor Vehicles and information from 15 police and sheriff's departments in the state.
News Story
Buried under unpaid traffic fines? California launches amnesty program
Maura DolanLos Angeles Times (LA Times)
September 30, 2015
An amnesty program for Californians saddled with unpaid traffic tickets takes effect Thursday, paving the way for low-income drivers to win back their licenses.
News Story
Courts may let people fight traffic tickets without paying fine first
Maura DolanLos Angeles Times (LA Times)
June 8, 2015
California courts may adopt an emergency rule making it easier for people to fight traffic tickets.
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State chief justice says unpaid traffic fines should get day in court
Maura Dolan, Lee RomneyLos Angeles Times (LA Times)
May 21, 2015
Many California counties require paying traffic fines in full before a court hearing. California's chief justice calls for an emergency rule to prevent courts from requiring drivers to pay traffic tickets before they can go to court to contest them.
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