| Religious ___ (two, please) | 27 |
| Stagecoach robbers' bane | 28 |
| Western sheriffs, for example | 29 |
| Suburbanite's pride | 23 |
| Place for an egg roll? | 22 |
| Type of bowling or tennis | 25 |
| What a sidewalk may abut | 24 |
| Tennis or darts site, maybe | 27 |
| Place for an Easter egg hunt | 28 |
| Phish "___ Boy" | 25 |
| Kind of tennis or bowling | 25 |
| Kind of party or tennis | 23 |
| Kind of bowling or tennis | 25 |
| It may be seeded for tennis | 27 |
| It extends about a yard | 23 |
| Homeowner's grassy area | 27 |
| Grass roots development? | 24 |
| Grass in front of a home | 24 |
| Gardener's concern | 22 |
| Easter egg hunt locale | 22 |
| Dandelion's home, often | 27 |
| Bowling surface, sometimes | 26 |
| Ash ___, a Monroe home | 22 |
| Homeowners' prides | 22 |
| Wimbledon courts, in essence | 28 |
| They're often manicured | 27 |
| Landscapers' concerns | 25 |
| They might be manicured | 23 |
| Suburbanites' pride | 23 |
| Suburban grassy spaces | 22 |
| Stretches in the sticks | 23 |
| Places for some flamingos | 25 |
| Landscaper's concerns | 25 |
| Martin of "Martin" | 28 |
| Sarah ___ of Bronxville | 23 |
| Noted WWI British officer | 25 |
| Lady Chatterley's creator | 29 |
| Film role for O'Toole | 25 |
| Chretien cabinet man MacAulay | 29 |
| '-- of Arabia' | 22 |
| They're on the books | 24 |
| Congressional creations | 23 |
| What police officers enforce | 28 |
| They're often broken | 24 |
| They shouldn't be broken | 28 |
| Ten Commandments, for example | 29 |
| Nomologists' specialties | 28 |
| Nomologists' forte | 22 |
| Draco's code of ___ | 23 |
| Doctor of ___ (degree) | 22 |
| Blackstone's subjects | 25 |
| Beck: "Sexx ___" | 26 |
| Plaintiff's filing | 22 |
| Typical John Grisham hero | 25 |
| Someone on the defense | 22 |
| One skilled in defense | 22 |
| Typical John Grisham figure | 27 |
| Trudeau's profession | 24 |
| Professional with a license | 27 |
| Person with unwashable briefs | 29 |
| Perry Mason or Ally McBeal | 26 |
| Hillary Clinton, for one | 24 |
| Their suits come with briefs | 28 |
| They may be seen in chambers | 28 |
| Perry Mason and others | 22 |
| People getting into briefs? | 27 |
| Ones doing case studies | 23 |
| Many John Grisham characters | 28 |
| Far from micromanaging | 22 |
| Not strict by any means | 23 |
| Left Coast baggage tag | 22 |
| Left Coast airport letters | 26 |
| Airport of the SW U.S. | 22 |
| Willing to overlook the rules | 29 |
| West Coast hub, for short | 25 |
| West Coast baggage tag | 22 |
| West Coast airport, briefly | 27 |
| Third-busiest U.S. airport | 26 |
| Popular Calif. destination | 26 |
| Not enforcing all the laws | 26 |
| Much renovated Southland hub | 28 |
| Left Coast hub letters | 22 |
| Left Coast bag tag abbr. | 24 |
| Left Coast airport code | 23 |
| Inordinately indulgent | 22 |
| Airport off the 405 Fwy. | 24 |
| Overpermissive to the extreme | 29 |
| Having the fewest rules | 23 |
| Song played on a mandolin | 25 |
| Put down, as carpeting | 22 |
| Nonexpert, as an opinion | 24 |
| Word with about or away | 23 |
| Medieval minstrel's poem | 28 |
| Spend, with "out" | 27 |
| Sexual partner, so to speak | 27 |
| Sexual partner, as it were | 26 |
| Set up, as a foundation | 23 |
| Rockers As I ___ Dying | 22 |
| Rested in a hammock, e.g. | 25 |
| Put in position, as bricks | 26 |