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Case #	Name	Category	Court	Judge	Published
G015833	People v. Peoples Attorney cannot represent her brother accused of assaulting father of her children who were witnesses.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 22, 1999
94-16597 and 95-16171	Robert E. Blake Inc. v. Excel Environmental State law governs indemnity claim against mothballed-ship contractor by injured subcontractor's employee.	Maritime Law			Jun. 22, 1999
95-17060	Bankruptcy of Endy Insufficient estate assets require prorating trustee's fees and Chapter 7 expenses, with priority over Chapter 11 expenses.	Bankruptcy			Jun. 22, 1999
95-30230 and 95-30236	U.S. v. Lopez Under Sentencing Guidelines, conspiracy and money-laundering convictions of drug trafficker should be grouped.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 22, 1999
B083585	Martin v. County of Los Angeles Action for equitable indemnity is legal action seeking legal relief, entitling plaintiff to jury trial.	Civil Procedure			Jun. 22, 1999
95-928	Atherton v. Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. For savings institution's officers and directors' liability, state standard prevails if stricter than federal gross negligence standard.	Banking			Jun. 22, 1999
95-259	Walters v. Metropolitan Educational Enterprises Inc. Title VII requires employ of 15 or more for each working day, 20 or more weeks during year.	Employment Law			Jun. 22, 1999
S051825	Asgari v. City of Los Angeles Immunity from malicious prosecution precludes recovery in false arrest action for incarceration-period following arraignment.	Torts			Jun. 22, 1999
S054594	California Kiwifruit Commission v. Moss Assessment on kiwifruit handlers to fund state-run marketing and promotional operation violates first amendment.	Constitutional Law			Jun. 22, 1999
S056513	People v. Montero Vehicle asportation after victim dispossession isn't required element of carjacking.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 22, 1999
G021018	Kimberly F., a Minor Juvenile court cannot refuse to modify parental termination order based on mother's 'narcissistic personality.'	Juveniles			Jun. 22, 1999
G019291	McGee v. City of Laguna Beach City is immune from liability after fleeing suspect crashes during police pursuit, causing boy's quadriplegia.	Torts			Jun. 22, 1999
E018206	People v. Johns Molested child can testify with mother sitting next to him without violating defendant's confrontation right.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 22, 1999
D025447	People v. McCleod Sufficient evidence supports defendant's conviction for failure to register as sex offender after changing residence.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 22, 1999
A073267	People v. Early Trial court's instruction erroneously removes element of crime from jury's consideration, but error is harmless.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 22, 1999
S056981	People v. Scheid Murder scene photograph is admissible as relevant to government case and probative value outweighs potential prejudice.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 22, 1999
C023691	Campbell v. California State Personnel Board (California Department of General Services) State's interest in harmonious operation of its agencies outweighs employee's free speech interests.	Employment Law			Jun. 22, 1999
D026633	Cause v. City of San Diego Actual Brown Act controversy exists after citizen group challenges acts of city council in closed session.	Government			Jun. 22, 1999
D026633	Cause v. City of San Diego Actual Brown Act controversy exists after citizen group challenges acts of city council in closed session.	Government			Jun. 22, 1999
B107959	Cooper v. Superior Court (Roberson) Plaintiff seeking punitive damages for sexual battery by gynecologist must get order to file claim.	Torts			Jun. 22, 1999
E018912	People v. Dalvito Restitution award is warranted even though victim's loss from stolen item was discharged in bankruptcy.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 22, 1999
S062209	People v. Lee Instructing jury on incorrect theory to reduce killing from murder to manslaughter is harmful error.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 22, 1999
S062627	Calatayud III v. State of California Exception to firefighter rule allows recovery of another agency.	Torts			Jun. 22, 1999
B097333	Brooks v. St. Mary Hospital Federal law bars hospital from asserting lien on patient's lawsuit recovery once Medi-Cal payments accepted.	Government			Jun. 22, 1999
B099119	Brundage v. County of Los Angeles Office of the Assessor Termination of employee who abandons job because of undisclosed manic-depressive disorder is not disability discrimination.	Employment Law			Jun. 22, 1999
B109343	Barajas v. Oren Realty and Development Company Attorney who mediates one case is generally not disqualified from litigating later cases against same party.	Attorneys			Jun. 22, 1999
G015484	City of Huntington Beach v. City of Westminster Two cities are required to share burden of judgment for robbery victim's dog bite injury.	Torts			Jun. 22, 1999
B112291	Janssen v. Luu Municipal court defendants must be given notice of amount demanded by plaintiff before default is entered.	Civil Procedure			Jun. 22, 1999
B101290	Sego v. Santa Monica Rent Control Board City's rent control board is statutorily required to issue permissive rent certificate in landlord/tenant dispute.	Real Property			Jun. 22, 1999
95-17195 and 96-15012	George v. Camacho In Northern Mariana Islands, appeal notices are filed within time allotted by Federal Rules and 9th Circuit.	Civil Procedure			Jun. 22, 1999