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Siegel v. Newman
Order 		Jun. 12, 2000
National Environmental Waste Corp. v. Stephens, Berg & Lasaster
Order 		Jun. 12, 2000
National Environmental Waste Corp. v. Stephens, Berg & Lasaster
Order 		Jun. 12, 2000
Jackson v. Apfel
Order 		Jun. 12, 2000
U.S. v. Castillo-Casiano
Failure to consider whether nature of defendant's underlying conviction warrants a downward departure constitutes judicial error. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 12, 2000
Bins v. Exxon Company USA
Order 		Jun. 12, 2000
Wood v. Divelbiss & Divelbiss (In re Wood)
Party has standing where she manifested her intent to appeal in the notice of appeal itself and subsequent submissions. 		Bankruptcy Jun. 12, 2000
U.S. v. Castillo-Casiano
Failure to consider whether nature of defendant's underlying conviction warrants a downward departure constitutes judicial error. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 12, 2000
Government of Guam v. United States
Guam isn't entitled to ownership or right to control public lands under either federal law or claim of aboriginal titles. 		Real Property Jun. 12, 2000
Interstellar Starship Services Ltd. v. Epix Inc.
Summary judgment is improper when there is conflicting evidence regarding whether web-site address name infringed on another company's trademark. 		Intellectual Property Jun. 12, 2000
Wallace v. Stewart
Failure to develop evidence during sentencing is ineffective assistance of counsel because mitigation evidence might be key in avoiding death penalty. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 12, 2000
U.S. v. Baugh
Requiring demonstrators to promise that they won't trespass before issuing permit, and arresting them when they refused to disperse, is prior restraint. 		Constitutional Law Jun. 12, 2000
Interstellar Starship Services Ltd. v. Epix Inc.
Summary judgment is improper when there is conflicting evidence regarding whether web-site address name infringed on another company's trademark. 		Intellectual Property Jun. 12, 2000
Verduzco v. Apfel
Administrative law judge doesn't exhibit ethnic bias in benefits hearing by expressing incredulity at applicant's claim of inability to speak English. 		Administrative Agencies Jun. 12, 2000
Sonoda v. Cabrera
Appeal from the Supreme Court of the Northern Mariana Islands is not within the jurisdiction of the Court of Appeals. 		Civil Procedure Jun. 12, 2000
Dittman v. State of California
State licensing board may require disclosure of social security number as condition of renewal. 		Civil Rights Jun. 12, 2000
Fort Ord Toxics Project Inc. v. California Environmental Protection Agency
Federal Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act doesn't pre-empt lawsuit challenging remedial cleanup of toxic site on Army property. 		Environmental Law Jun. 12, 2000
U.S. v. Pino-Noriega
Defendant waives right to testify when he waits until after jury verdict to inform court of his desire to testify. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 12, 2000
Stubbs v. Gomez
Prosecutor doesn't use peremptory challenges discriminatorily, where they were used to excuse 3 black jurors after excusing the 5 others for cause. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 12, 2000
Calabretta v. Floyd
Social worker and police officer aren't entitled to qualified immunity for warrantless, nonexigent, nonconsensual entry into home while investing suspected child abuse. 		Government Jun. 12, 2000
Reyes-Guerrero v. INS
Alien threatened with death for his political opinion is a well-founded fear of persecution for asylum purposes. 		Immigration Jun. 12, 2000
Wong v. Regents of the University of California
Americans with Disabilities Act requires medical school to fully consider effects of proposed accommodation on its curriculum. 		Civil Rights Jun. 12, 2000
Rutledge v. Seyfarth, Shaw, Fairweather & Geraldson
Court abuses discretion in awarding attorney fees when ERISA case should have been removed to federal court. 		Employment Law Jun. 9, 2000
U.S. Postal Service v. Amada
Service which pools lottery tickets isn't lottery when there is no offer of prize by chance in exchange for consideration. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 9, 2000
U.S. v. Griefen
First Amendment does not protect protesters refusing to leave restricted area because equivalent alternative methods of expression are available. 		Constitutional Law Jun. 9, 2000
Price v. Kramer
Evidence supported jury's finding that police officers' misconduct resulted from racial bias. 		Civil Rights Jun. 9, 2000
Resnick v. Hayes
Prisoner's constitutional rights are not violated by continued confinement in administrative segregation pending hearing on disciplinary charge that is not sustained. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 9, 2000
Cline v. The Industrial Maintenance Engineering and Contracting Co.
Employee benefit plan is an individual retirement annuity governed by the Internal Revenue Code, not ERISA. 		Labor Law Jun. 9, 2000
Comedy III Productions Inc. v. ABC New Line Cinema
Clip from 'The Three Stooges' film, later used in feature film, is not an enforceable trademark. 		Intellectual Property Jun. 9, 2000
U.S. v. Whitehead
Although court erred in admitting evidence of defendant's post-arrest and pre-Miranda silence, other evidence of overwhelming guilt is sufficient to convict. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 9, 2000
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