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Case #	Name	Category	Court	Judge	Published
98-10483	U.S. v. Ciccone Evidence relating to victims' uninformed opinions that telemarketing scheme is legitimate, propounded by accused to rebut specific intent element of wire fraud is properly excluded.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Oct. 5, 2000
98-35731	Omega Environmental Inc., v. Valley Bank NA (In re Omega Environmental Inc.) Under the UCC, bank perfects its security interest in certificate of deposit by possession.	Bankruptcy			Oct. 5, 2000
98-36140	Union Pacific Railroad Co. v. Mower Under Oregon law, former employee's implied duty of confidentiality is superseded by unambiguous terms of resignation agreement.	Employment Law			Oct. 5, 2000
98-70934	Abovian v. INS Due process requires BIA denials of asylum to be supported by credibility findings that offer specific, cogent reasons for any stated disbelief.	Immigration			Oct. 5, 2000
99-50213	U.S. v. Ruelas-Arreguin Venue is proper both where alien is seen and arrested, and in district where illegal entry is made.	Immigration			Oct. 5, 2000
98-56468	Firestone v. Southern California Gas Co. Federal law pre-empts state law claim for time-and-a-half of regular hourly rate for hours worked beyond eight in one day.	Labor Law			Oct. 5, 2000
98-35536	Kibler v. Walters Prisoner doesn't exhaust federal constitutional claim in motion for discretionary review when claim was only referenced in brief submitted to lower court.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Oct. 5, 2000
98-35723	Gorbach v. Reno Attorney General's new regulation providing for administrative denaturalization is void without statutory authority.	Immigration			Oct. 5, 2000
98-56157	Kennedy v. Southern California Edison Company Causation jury instruction mandated for asbestos-related cases is applicable to nuclear radiation-related wrongful death action.	Torts			Oct. 5, 2000
98-71363	Sidhu v. INS Adverse credibility finding withstands appellate review where applicant's credibility is questioned and applicant fails to produce corroborating evidence.	Immigration			Oct. 5, 2000
99-15035	United States v. Dunifer District court lacks jurisdiction to adjudicate broadcaster's claim that FCC licensing regulations are unconstitutional.	Government			Oct. 5, 2000
99-15662	Estate of Macias v. DLJ/MJ Mark IHDE Court errs in assuming that murder, and not equal protection, is constitutional deprivation on which civil rights action is based.	Civil Rights			Oct. 5, 2000
99-50250	U.S. v. Doe Government's failure to notify parents of juvenile's right to remain silent is cause to suppress confession of juvenile.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Oct. 5, 2000
98-56929	Braunling v. Countrywide Home Loans Inc. Disabled worker who is not qualified for present position, with or without reasonable accommodation, may not maintain ADA claim.	Employment Law			Oct. 5, 2000
98-71452	Larita-Martinez v. INS Failure to rebut presumption that BIA took supplemental information into consideration is basis for denial of review of its decision.	Immigration			Oct. 5, 2000
99-50561	U.S. v. Magallon-Jimenez Cocaine found lodged between passenger's feet in vehicle involved in drug transaction indicates knowledge, possession and intention to distribute drugs.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Oct. 5, 2000
99-70130	Turin & Sons Inc. v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue Emulsified asphalt cannot be stored as inventory, and is therefore not 'merchandise' within scope of Treasury regulations.	Taxation			Oct. 5, 2000
99-30182	U.S. v. Cormier Motel guest has no reasonable expectation of privacy in guest registration records.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Oct. 5, 2000
99-50183	U.S. v. Musa Court does not abuse its discretion by imposing sentence that departs from range listed in Sentencing Commission's policy statement.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Oct. 5, 2000
98-70687	Chouchkov v. INS Rebuttable presumption of fear of persecution is created when alien fears for own life after opposing nuclear materials deal between Russia and Iran.	Immigration			Oct. 5, 2000
99-70578	Alarcon-Serrano v. INS Alien who is found inadmissible or deportable for committing crime has no right to appeal order.	Immigration			Oct. 5, 2000
99-15394	Bateman v. U.S. Postal Service Attorney 's negligent failure to meet filing deadline is excusable neglect, relieving client of final judgment that grants opposing party's motion for summary judgment.	Civil Procedure			Oct. 5, 2000
99-15841	Cedic Development Co. v. Warnicke Rates that do not take into account results obtained or risk of nonpayment warrant enhancement of lodestar to provide attorneys reasonable compensation.	Bankruptcy			Oct. 5, 2000
99-10371	U.S. v. Lindberg To recover expenses for prosecutorial misconduct, defendant must show more than substantially unjustified position by government.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Oct. 5, 2000
97-50605	U.S. v. Bennett Government wiretap application for drug conspiracy investigation shows sufficient necessity despite undercover agent's questionable credibility.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Oct. 5, 2000
99-10049	U.S. v. Enas Order				Oct. 5, 2000
S086444	Guinness Peat Group v. Gould Order				Oct. 5, 2000
S080497	People v. Marjanian Review granted	Criminal Law and Procedure			Oct. 5, 2000
98-35536	Kibler v. Walters Prisoner doesn't exhaust federal constitutional claim in motion for discretionary review when claim was only referenced in brief submitted to lower court.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Oct. 5, 2000
S083267	People v. Cervantes Order				Oct. 4, 2000