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Los Angeles Times v. Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority
Newspaper is entitled to attorney fees for filing lawsuit that compelled disclosure of public records. 		Government Jun. 27, 2001
Galvez v. Frields
Court's refusal to give jury instruction regarding negligence per se entitles child with birth defect to new trial for wrongful birth. 		Torts Jun. 27, 2001
Pollak v. State Personnel Board
Trial court properly denied supplemental petition for writ of administrative mandate because res judicata barred relitigating same factual issues. 		Civil Procedure Jun. 27, 2001
People v. Frazier
Jury instruction regarding prior sexual offenses allowed jury to convict defendant without finding him guilty beyond reasonable doubt. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 27, 2001
People v. Hill
Profiler Plus DNA test does not embrace new scientific techniques; therefore 'Kelly/Fyre' hearing to determine its acceptance by scientific community is not required. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 27, 2001
United Food and Commercial Workers Union, Local 1036 v. NLRB
Requiring non-union members to pay for organizational activities that aren't necessary for union to perform its duties is unfair labor practice. 		Labor Law Jun. 27, 2001
Federal Election Commission v. Colorado Republican Federal Campaign Committee
Statutory limitation on amount of money a political party may spend in support of congressional candidates is an abridgment of First Amendment. 		Constitutional Law Jun. 26, 2001
In the Matter of Walker
Based on review of mitigating evidence and sanctions recommended by American Bar Association, appropriate sanction for attorney's misconduct is censure, not suspension. 		Attorneys Jun. 26, 2001
State of Arizona v. Viramontes
Court may have improperly exercised sentencing discretion by using term 'presumptive' in imposing sentence under statute that doesn't designate presumptive sentences. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 26, 2001
State v. Nordstrom
Death penalty affirmed against man convicted of murdering six people, attempted murder, armed robbery and burglary. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 26, 2001
State of Arizona v. Ring
Even though evidence doesn't support judge's finding of aggravating factors of depravity or heinousness, in light of other factors, remand isn't appropriate. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 26, 2001
Household Int'l Tax Plan v. Matz
Order 		Jun. 26, 2001
Coffey v. McNair
Order 		Jun. 26, 2001
People v. Dixon
Evidence suppressed where police officer lacked probable cause to make arrest. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 26, 2001
State of Nevada v. Hicks
Tribal court has subject matter jurisdiction over claims against state officials for misconduct in enforcing tribal court-approved warrant on Indian land. 		Native American Affairs Jun. 26, 2001
Chryar v. Wolf
Damages that are based on claim of outrageous conduct may include compensation for sentimental value of property. 		Torts Jun. 26, 2001
People v. Copenhaver
Exigent circumstances justified warrantless search of suspect's apartment. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 26, 2001
In re Marriage of Shaban
Jun. 26, 2001
Teamsters Local Union 58 v. BOC Gases
Arbitrator properly interpreted collective bargaining agreement by determining truck driver was mentally fit to transport hazardous gases. 		Labor Law Jun. 26, 2001
Myers v. Merrill Lynch & Co. Inc.
Judgment affirmed because plaintiff's claim contending broker's failure to disclose is pre-empted by federal law was raised first time on appeal. 		Civil Procedure Jun. 26, 2001
U.S. v. Butler
Defendant's border inspection detention evolved into custody upon his being placed in holding cell and Miranda warnings should have been given. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 26, 2001
Cabazon Band of Mission Indians v. Smith
Challenged non-discriminatory state law otherwise applicable to all citizens of state applies to tribe's police vehicles when traveling on public highways off-reservation. 		Native American Affairs Jun. 26, 2001
Shekhter v. Financial Indemnity Co.
Defendant may move to strike single cause of action, out of many, if underlying allegation stems from defendant's exercise of First Amendment rights. 		Civil Procedure Jun. 26, 2001
White v. Browne
Motion to vacate renewal of judgment should have been granted when judgment debtor was never served with summons and complaint. 		Civil Procedure Jun. 26, 2001
Krantz v. BT Visual Images LLC
Defense isn't entitled to summary judgment when it thwarted discovery and it failed to show affirmatively plaintiff couldn't establish case. 		Civil Procedure Jun. 26, 2001
Emert v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue
When deficiency notice raises possibility of adjustment, it isn't new issue and adjustment is properly considered under Tax Court Rule 155. 		Taxation Jun. 26, 2001
Fair Housing Counsel of Riverside County Inc. v. Green
When granting defendant's motion for summary judgment, trial court cannot dismiss plaintiff's motion as moot without considering its merits. 		Civil Procedure Jun. 26, 2001
Gilliland v. Medical Board of California
State agency doesn't have jurisdiction to impose penalty in administrative proceeding when statute specifies action must be brought by Attorney General. 		Civil Procedure Jun. 26, 2001
Wershba v. Apple Computer Inc.
Settlement of class action lawsuit against California computer company that rescinded promise of technical support was fair and reasonable. 		Civil Procedure Jun. 26, 2001
U.S. v. Salcido-Corrales
Court does not err in increasing offense level based on either defendant's role or his involvement of son in his crimes. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 26, 2001
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