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Case #	Name	Category	Court	Judge	Published
99-6226	Hodges v. Addison Order	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jul. 5, 2000
99-3185 and 99-3190	U.S. v. West Order	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jul. 5, 2000
99-6268	US v. Holbrook Order	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jul. 5, 2000
99-7104	Lowe v. Apfel Order	Administrative Agencies			Jul. 5, 2000
99-3334	U.S. v. Maldonado Order	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jul. 5, 2000
99-1174	Houston v. Norton Attorney fees can be assessed against a pro se plaintiff in a 1983 civil rights action but the court must articulate its reasons.	Attorneys			Jul. 5, 2000
99-1149	McLaughlin v. Board of Trustees of State Colleges of Colorado Removal of action to federal court by state is effective waiver to Eleventh Amendment sovereign immunity.	Employment Law			Jul. 5, 2000
98-4136	Diaz v. Farley Agreement with hospital for doctor to be exclusive provider of anesthesiology services does not warrant per se analysis under Sherman Act.	Antitrust			Jul. 5, 2000
99-2226	U.S. v. Jaramillo-Garcia Order	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jul. 5, 2000
99-5164	Miller v. Klingler Order	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jul. 5, 2000
00-1060	Campbell v. Mart Order	Civil Rights			Jul. 5, 2000
99-1361	Anderson v. Dillon Co. Order	Civil Rights			Jul. 5, 2000
99-6303	Hicks v. Woodruff Order	Civil Rights			Jul. 5, 2000
99-3173	Scott v. Kennedy Order	Constitutional Law			Jul. 5, 2000
00SA85	People v. Randolph Seized evidence properly suppressed when warrant facially deficient because supporting affidavit lacked sufficient particularity about alleged criminal activity.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jul. 5, 2000
99SC223	Benz v. People Sentencing court can conduct administrative review process when the community corrections board or program does not.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jul. 5, 2000
99SA317	People v. McCullough Parole officers need not have reasonable grounds to perform a parole search.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jul. 5, 2000
00SA148	Percy v. Embury 'Colorado Natural Lands and Open Space Conservation' initiative has sufficiently clear and correct title and does not violate the one subject rule.	Constitutional Law			Jul. 5, 2000
99-8059	Gunderson v. Uphoff Order	Civil Rights			Jul. 5, 2000
99-401	California Democratic Party v. Jones California's blanket primary violates political party's First Amendment right of association.	Government			Jul. 5, 2000
99-5525	Dickerson v. United States Miranda created a constitutional rule that the U.S. Congress cannot legislatively supersede.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jul. 5, 2000
99-244	Mobil Oil Exploration & Producing Southeast Inc. v. United States Party contracting with the government is entitled to restitution if the government substantially breaches contract or communicates intent to do so.	Contracts			Jul. 5, 2000
99-478	Apprendi v. New Jersey Fact that increases sentencing beyond prescribed maximum other than prior conviction must be proved beyond reasonable doubt to jury.	Constitutional Law			Jul. 5, 2000
98-1161	Erie, PA v. PAP'S A.M. Certiorari granted				Jul. 5, 2000
S071649	Till v. Ablestik Laboratories Order				Jul. 5, 2000
99-62	Santa Fe Independent School District v. Doe Student-initiated, student-delivered invocations and benedictions at high school graduations are constitutional, but only if students are instructed to keep their messages nosectarian and nonproselytizing.	Constitutional Law			Jul. 5, 2000
99-244 & 99-253	Mobil Oil Exploration v. United States Passage of federal legislation effectively delaying regulatory approval of exploration operations is not material breach of federal offshore oil and gas lease.	Contracts			Jul. 5, 2000
99-312	Norfolk Southern Rwy v. Shanklin Order				Jul. 5, 2000
99-409	Hartford Underwriters Ins. v. Magna Bank Certiorari granted				Jul. 5, 2000
99-536	Reeves v. Sanderson Plumbing Products Once employer presents legitimate, nondiscriminatory basis for firing, employee must then present sufficient evidence that firing was due to age.	Employment Law			Jul. 5, 2000