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Liverman v. Hyde
Order 		Constitutional Law Nov. 13, 2001
U.S. v. Haney
Federal criminal gun-control law doesn't violate Second Amendment unless it impairs state's ability to maintain well-regulated militia. 		Constitutional Law Nov. 13, 2001
U.S. v. Holt
Police officer may ask motorist about presence of weapons even in absence of particularized suspicion. 		Constitutional Law Nov. 13, 2001
State v. Karas
Procedural safeguards included in Domestic Violence Prevention Act satisfy due process rights. 		Constitutional Law Nov. 1, 2001
State v. Evenson
Statute prohibiting sales from vending machines of material harmful to minors is constitutional. 		Constitutional Law Nov. 1, 2001
U.S. v. Hardman
Migratory Bird Rule did not violate defendant's right to freedom of religion or Free Exercise clause. 		Constitutional Law Oct. 30, 2001
People v. Gall
Search conducted in reasonable good reliance on warrant is upheld. 		Constitutional Law Oct. 19, 2001
Bauer v. Sampson
College professor's illustrations and comments in school publication were constitutionally protected speech because they did not constitute true threats. 		Constitutional Law Oct. 19, 2001
Morrison v. Hall
Statute that prohibits prisoners from receiving bulk rate, third and fourth class mail is unconstitutional as applied to certain subscription publications. 		Constitutional Law Oct. 19, 2001
The Free Speech Coalition v. Reno
Internet child pornography legislation, criminalizing pornographic images that appear to be minors engaging in sexual acts, is overbroad and therefore unconstitutional. 		Constitutional Law Oct. 17, 2001
Verizon Maryland Inc. v. Public Service Commission of MD
State Commission, regulating under grant of Federal Telecommunications Act, is entitled to 11th Amendment immunity. 		Constitutional Law Oct. 16, 2001
Golden Gateway Center v. Golden Gateway Tenants Assn.
Actions of private property owner constitute state action under California's free speech clause only if property is open and accessible to public. 		Constitutional Law Oct. 15, 2001
City of Burien v. Kiga
Initiative embodying two unrelated subjects violates single subject clause of Washington Constitution and, consequently, is void. 		Constitutional Law Oct. 14, 2001
U.S. v. Hunter
Order 		Constitutional Law Oct. 7, 2001
Veile v. Martinson
Rotation policy among funeral homes established by coroner is not constitutionally protected property interest. 		Constitutional Law Oct. 7, 2001
Isbell v. City of San Diego
City fails to produce sufficient evidence showing that adult entertainment zoning ordinance leaves open reasonable alternative avenues of communication. 		Constitutional Law Oct. 7, 2001
Culbertson v. Oakridge School District
After-school use of school's facilities created limited public forum which may not deny access based on religious viewpoint or content. 		Constitutional Law Oct. 4, 2001
Golden Gateway Center v. Golden Gateway Tenants Association
Tenants' association doesn't have free-speech right to leave leaflets in their apartment building. 		Constitutional Law Oct. 3, 2001
Stevens v. People
Admission of co-defendant's confession doesn't violate confrontation clause because it contains sufficient guarantees of trustworthiness. 		Constitutional Law Oct. 2, 2001
State v. Pauling
Because extortion statute is overbroad and substantially burdens a wide range of protected speech, it is invalid. 		Constitutional Law Oct. 2, 2001
Brown v. Gilmore
State law requiring public schools to observe daily moment of silence is constitutional. 		Constitutional Law Sep. 25, 2001
Zimmerman v. City of Oakland
Defendants violated plaintiff's 14th Amendment rights when they ordered several vehicles removed from plaintiff's property without first making factual determinations. 		Constitutional Law Sep. 18, 2001
Wells v. City and County of Denver
Private group is not entitled to place message on city government's holiday display. 		Constitutional Law Sep. 18, 2001
LaVine v. Blaine School District
School did not violate student's constitutional rights by 'emergency expelling' him after he wrote poem about murder and suicide. 		Constitutional Law Sep. 17, 2001
Pleasant Hill Bayshore Disposal Inc. v. Chip-It Recycling Inc.
Congressional act isn't intended to pre-empt local exclusive franchise agreements which address disposal of solid waste and recyclables. 		Constitutional Law Sep. 12, 2001
Arnold v. Dow Chemical Co.
The Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act will not pre-empt state common law products liability action. 		Constitutional Law Sep. 12, 2001
Mobley v. Los Angeles Unified School District
Agency violated due process by denying hearing before withholding funds from subcontractor for wage violations. 		Constitutional Law Sep. 11, 2001
Demshki v. Monteith
Federal lawsuit against California Senate Rules Committee should have been reversed when Committee asserted immunity based on Eleventh Amendment. 		Constitutional Law Sep. 10, 2001
Hoffman v. Capital Cities/ABC, Inc.
When public figure fails to show that magazine acted with actual malice in publishing altered photograph, magazine is protected by First Amendment. 		Constitutional Law Sep. 10, 2001
Forrester v. American Dieselelectric Inc.
Federal railroad act pre-empts state's products liability claim despite act's absence of definition of 'locomotive crane'. 		Constitutional Law Sep. 9, 2001
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