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Haynie v. Furlong
Order
Criminal Law and Procedure Feb. 18, 1999
Franklin v. Department of Veterans Affairs
Order
Employment Law Feb. 18, 1999
Adams v. Lemaster
Order
Criminal Law and Procedure Feb. 18, 1999
Ross v. United States Marshal
"Fleeing from justice" requires proof by preponderance of the evidence that the accused intended to avoid arrest.
Criminal Law and Procedure Feb. 18, 1999
Tanasse v. City of St. George
Order
Constitutional Law Feb. 18, 1999
Prize Frize Inc. v. Matrix (U.S.) Inc.
Claims that aren't based on rights granted under U.S. patent laws aren't required to be heard in the Federal Circuit.
Civil Procedure Feb. 18, 1999
Kingvision Pay-Per-View Ltd. v. Lake Alice Bar
Federal courts have right to modify amount of default judgment either on their own motion or on an oral motion due to the court's own mistake.
Intellectual Property Feb. 18, 1999
TIG Insurance Company v. Lange
Insurance company's notice of termination to brokers isn't sufficient to justify application of promissory estoppel.
Insurance Feb. 18, 1999
Tapia, a minor
County entitled to reimbursement from settlement when county paid for medical bills of child injured by third party.
Government Feb. 18, 1999
People v. Galvan, Jr.
Jury can consider current charges when determining 'primary activities' element of gang activity enhancement.
Criminal Law and Procedure Feb. 18, 1999
Akers v. Miller
Excluding 'gruesome' photographs isn't abuse of discretion when expert testimony is given to describe injuries.
Torts Feb. 18, 1999
New Hampshire Insurance Co. v. Ridout Roofing Co.
Insurers given the discretion to settle claims are entitled to reimbursement of deductible.
Insurance Feb. 18, 1999
County of Los Angeles v. Superior Court (Peters)
County sheriff acts as a state official, not policymaking official, in governing the release of prisoners.
Civil Rights Feb. 18, 1999
Sutton v. Golden Gate Bridge Highway and Transportation District
Plaintiff fails to defeat 'design immunity', when he can't show either dangerous or changed physical conditions.
Government Feb. 18, 1999
Jennings v. District Court for the Seventh Judicial District
Order
Civil Rights Feb. 17, 1999
Mejia v. Irwin
Trial court may not use underlying facts in sentencing defendant once plea agreement has been accepted.
Criminal Law and Procedure Feb. 17, 1999
Traylor v.Cypert
Order
Prisoners Rights Feb. 17, 1999
Bowring v. Zavaras
Order
Criminal Law and Procedure Feb. 17, 1999
Brewington v. Scott
Order
Prisoners Rights Feb. 17, 1999
Rosario-Montalvo v. Scott
Order
Prisoners Rights Feb. 17, 1999
Huggins v. Sauris
Order
Prisoners Rights Feb. 17, 1999
U.S. v. Martin
Order
Criminal Law and Procedure Feb. 17, 1999
U.S. v. Scarborough
Order
Criminal Law and Procedure Feb. 17, 1999
Olson v. State of Oklahoma
Order
Criminal Law and Procedure Feb. 17, 1999
Sadaoui v. Immigration & Naturalization Service
Order
Immigration Feb. 17, 1999
Brown v. New Mexico District Court Clerks
Order
Criminal Law and Procedure Feb. 17, 1999
U.S. v. Ventura
Order
Criminal Law and Procedure Feb. 17, 1999
Theede v. United States Department of Labor
Order
Labor Law Feb. 17, 1999
U.S. v. Payne
Order
Criminal Law and Procedure Feb. 17, 1999
U.S. v. Viefhaus
Bomb threat that white supremacist group records on its telephone 'hotline' isn't constitutionally protected speech.
Constitutional Law Feb. 17, 1999