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Rockwell International Corp. v. United States
Qui tam relator must have direct and independent knowledge of information on which allegations are based in order to establish jurisdiction over claims. 		Government Mar. 29, 2007
U.S. v. Howard
District-wide policy of requiring pretrial detainees to wear leg shackles at their first appearance before magistrate judge does not violate due process. 		Prisoners Rights Mar. 29, 2007
Siaperas v. Montana State Compensation Insurance Fund
Where injured employee challenged reduction of her benefits, insurance company's motion to dismiss is properly granted. 		Workers' Compensation Mar. 29, 2007
Goldstein v. City of Long Beach
District attorney is not immune from suit where he allegedly failed to ensure that information regarding jailhouse informants is shared among prosecutors. 		Government Mar. 29, 2007
Myers v. Trendwest Resorts Inc.
Employer is not entitled to summary judgment on sexual harassment claims where supervisor's behavior and scope of employment are triable issues of fact. 		Civil Procedure Mar. 29, 2007
Jordan v. City of Sacramento
If attorney belatedly files suit in reliance on municipality's misstatement of accessible law, city is not estopped from asserting statute of limitations defense. 		Government Mar. 29, 2007
S.W., a Minor
Juvenile court has subject matter jurisdiction to terminate parental rights where evidence shows mother and children were living in California. 		Family Law Mar. 29, 2007
Stewart v. Seward
Creditor's claim against estate does not toll statute of limitations for claim based on decedent's failure to effect promised distribution of his estate. 		Probate and Trusts Mar. 29, 2007
James F., a Minor
Order 		Mar. 29, 2007
People v. Adams
Order 		Mar. 29, 2007
People v. Ray
Order 		Mar. 29, 2007
People v. Brandon
Order 		Mar. 29, 2007
People v. Isom
Order 		Mar. 29, 2007
People v. Roberts
Order 		Mar. 29, 2007
People v. Rubalcaba
Order 		Mar. 29, 2007
People v. Salazar
Order 		Mar. 29, 2007
People v. Salinas
Order 		Mar. 29, 2007
People v. Speakes
Order 		Mar. 29, 2007
Fudil v. Alcoholic Beverage Control Appeals Board
Order 		Mar. 29, 2007
Levine v. Superior Court (Bashforth)
Order 		Mar. 29, 2007
Zembsch v. Superior Court (Health Net of California)
Order 		Mar. 29, 2007
Lezama-Carino v. Miller
Appeal from custody order is timely filed where father established he submitted notice of appeal to court on date it was due. 		Civil Procedure Mar. 29, 2007
Estate of Drummond
Prevailing party determination for purposes of fee award may not be based on interim procedural victory, but only final resolution of contract claims. 		Civil Procedure Mar. 29, 2007
Roland on Discipline
Order 		Mar. 29, 2007
People v. Rabaduex
Order 		Mar. 29, 2007
Sierra Bible Church v. WCAB
Order 		Mar. 29, 2007
Gomez v. Tennessee
Order 		Mar. 29, 2007
Af-Cap Inc. v. Chevron Overseas (Congo) Limited
Dismissal of garnishment action is proper where obligations identified by plaintiff are not property of defendant used for commercial activity. 		Business Law Mar. 29, 2007
Safe Air For Everyone v. United States EPA
EPA's conclusion that field burning is permissible is legally erroneous if plain language of state's Clean Air Act implementation plan prohibits field burning. 		Environmental Law Mar. 29, 2007
U.S. v. Perez
District court erred by conducting limited 'Ameline' remand of defendant's sentence where such remand had been ruled out by appellate court. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Mar. 29, 2007
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