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Stoll v. Quintanar (In Re Stoll)
Individual beneficiaries of bankruptcy estate do not have standing to sue professionals employed by trustee. 		Bankruptcy Sep. 11, 2000
Lucht v. Molalia River School District
Attorney fees are recoverable in action under Individuals with Disabilities Education Act for counsel's attendance at Individualized Education Program meetings. 		Education Sep. 11, 2000
Wiggs v. City of Phoenix
City is found vicariously liable for failure of independent contractor to properly maintain streetlights. 		Torts Sep. 11, 2000
Harris v. State of Arizona
Court finds that Arizona's cockfighting statutes are constitutional; they require criminal intent and not mere presence at illegal fights. 		Constitutional Law Sep. 11, 2000
Regner v. Bayless
Order 		Sep. 11, 2000
Zimmerman v. Bayless
Order 		Sep. 11, 2000
Korte v. Bayless
Order 		Sep. 11, 2000
Taxpayer Protection Alliance v. Arizonans Against Unfair Tax Schemes
Order 		Sep. 11, 2000
Scott v. Baldwin
Retroactive changes in law that alters procedure for exercising parole discretion does not violate Ex Post Facto Clause. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Sep. 10, 2000
Chuang v. University of California Davis
Chinese American scientist establishes prima facie case of racial discrimination by showing he was qualified but failed to receive position as tenured faculty. 		Employment Law Sep. 7, 2000
San Remo Hotel v. City and County of San Francisco
Fee imposed pursuant to Hotel Conversion Ordinance is an unconstitutional taking 		Constitutional Law Sep. 6, 2000
Marriage of Mead
Trial court didn't err in failing to impute pre-tax income to father's non-taxable disability benefits in determining mother's proportional share of child support. 		Family Law Sep. 5, 2000
State v. Carlisle
Defendant's belief that intended victim was 14 years old is substantial evidence to uphold conviction for attempted sexual conduct with minor. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Sep. 5, 2000
U.S. West Communications Inc. v. Arizona Corporation Commission
Fair value rate base determinations of corporation's property within state are constitutionally required before rates can be approved. 		Constitutional Law Sep. 5, 2000
Special Fund Division v. Arizona Dept. of Transportation
Administrative law judge properly apportioned compensation for employee's successive injuries. 		Employment Law Sep. 5, 2000
Lingel v. Olbin
Agreement assigning wrongful death proceeds is void and unenforceable under Arizona case law and public policy. 		Torts Sep. 5, 2000
Recorp Partners Inc. v. Rosenfeld
Attorney's extra-judicial statements are absolutely privileged when related to and made in furtherance of litigation to recipient somehow connected to proceeding. 		Torts Sep. 5, 2000
Marriage of Dorman
Court's modification of custody order will not be reversed for noncompliance with state law procedures absent showing of prejudice. 		Family Law Sep. 5, 2000
Isbell v. Maricopa County
County breaches its duty to maintain safe roads by failing to follow up on its request that improvements be installed. 		Torts Sep. 5, 2000
Isbell v. State
Court did not err in admitting into evidence Arizona Corporation Commission order that identified unsafe railroad crossing. 		Civil Procedure Sep. 5, 2000
Murcott v. Best Western International Inc.
Employer is liable when company directors testified that employee's whistleblowing activities motivated discharge. 		Employment Law Sep. 5, 2000
State v. O'Meara
'Totality of the circumstances' for purpose of determining reasonable suspicion means looking at whole picture and not each individual factor. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Sep. 5, 2000
Estate of McGuigan
Niece's failure to specify decedent's son in petition to claim escheated estate constitutes extrinsic fraud sufficient to set aside order of distribution. 		Probate and Trusts Sep. 5, 2000
U.S. v. Hursh
Court upholds drug conviction when accused is in possession of a substantial quantity of narcotics. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Aug. 31, 2000
Leibowitz v. County of Orange
Absent parent owing money to county for child support payments may not discharge such debt in bankruptcy. 		Bankruptcy Aug. 31, 2000
U.S. v. Sauza-Martinez
Defendant's right to a fair trial impinged when court fails to give jury limiting instructions regarding codefendant's post-arrest statement. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Aug. 31, 2000
U.S. v. Daniel
Due Process is satisfied when oral findings are made on record in support of decision to revoke supervised release. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Aug. 31, 2000
United States v. Garza-Sanchez
Immigration Judge does not have duty to advise respondent of potential constitutional challenges to immigration laws. 		Immigration Aug. 31, 2000
Association of American Medical Colleges v. United States
Medical associations' challenge to audits of Medicare billing practices is not ripe for adjudication when there has been no final agency action. 		Civil Procedure Aug. 31, 2000
Sigman v. United States
Federal government may be sued for negligence for giving killer, who was known to be dangerous, honorable discharge from military. 		Government Aug. 31, 2000
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