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Feldsott v. State Bar
Attorney can protect lien against recovery and isn't culpable of failure to promptly pay client. 		Attorneys Jun. 14, 1999
Hunter Douglas Inc. v. Harmonic Design Inc.
Federal patent law pre-empts state law claims regarding patent invalidity. 		Intellectual Property Jun. 14, 1999
People v. Marroquin
Conviciton for street gang participation based on same events from earlier conviction violates double jeopardy. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 14, 1999
Southern California Gas Co. v. California Occupational Safety and Health Appeals Bd.
Safety regulation relating to interstate natural gas pipelines is pre-empted by Natural Gas Pipeline Safety Act. 		Administrative Agencies Jun. 14, 1999
People v. Hooker
No suppression absent showing defendant's confession is product of third party's involuntary admission. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 14, 1999
People v. Perry
Co-defendant can use evidence on own behalf even though it was suppressed in defendant's case. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 14, 1999
Watson v. County of Riverside
Forcing deputy sheriff to write incident report without his counsel present violates due process. 		Employment Law Jun. 14, 1999
Doyle v. Rubin
Complaint seeking to enjoin government from assessing or collecting taxes is barred by Anti-Injunction Act. 		Taxation Jun. 14, 1999
U.S. v. Tomison
Defendants' ex-parte motion before trial to subpoena documents held by third parties is permitted. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 14, 1999
U.S. v. Marolf
Proper remedy for defective notice in forfeiture action is to consider claim on the merits. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 14, 1999
Parker v. State Bar
Hearing judge's supervisory role over attorney's substance abuse program is inconsistent with State Bar procedures. 		Attorneys Jun. 14, 1999
In re Sanchez
Deposition subpoena provisions of Federal Contested Elections Act are constitutional. 		Civil Procedure Jun. 14, 1999
Stewart v. Martinez-Villareal
Certiorari granted 		Jun. 14, 1999
Beach v. Ocwen Federal Bank
Certiorari granted 		Jun. 14, 1999
U.S. v. Colace
No sentence reduction for aberrant behavior after multiple violent felonies in short period and defendant flees. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 14, 1999
Gonzales-Neyra v. INS
Political opinion persecution is established by threats to alien after refusing to pay guerrillas extortion. 		Immigration Jun. 14, 1999
Bankruptcy of Hal Inc.
Federal agencies constitute a single governmental unit for setoff purposes under Bankruptcy Code. 		Bankruptcy Jun. 14, 1999
People v. Espinoza
Three strikes law supersedes general punishment statute when current felony is attempt crime for repeat offender. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 14, 1999
U.S. v. Petrosian
Selling imitation beverage in genuine cola label is using spurious mark under federal counterfeit trafficking statute. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 14, 1999
Aronson v. Kinsella
Attorney's letter to opposing party is entitled to absolute litigation privilege in action for defamation. 		Torts Jun. 14, 1999
Mitchell, Silberberg & Knupp v. Yosemite Insurance Co.
Insurer can unconditionally accept indemnity obligations to insured and still contend no coverage against other insurers. 		Insurance Jun. 14, 1999
People v. Superior Court (Gremminger)
District attorney must comply with Evidence Code when seeking personnel records of former police officer. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 14, 1999
Century Indemnity Co. v. Bank of America
Stay of action by insurers is warranted if parties involved in litigation in another state. 		Insurance Jun. 14, 1999
People v. Banks
Statute prohibiting the manufacture, possession, or sale of 'cloned' cellular phones is not unconstitutionally vague. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 14, 1999
Garcia v. Hejmadi
Summary judgment isn't reconsidered without circumstances permitting vacation of original order. 		Civil Procedure Jun. 14, 1999
People v. Keith
Hearsay evidence can be used to revoke probation based on substantial degree of trustworthiness. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 14, 1999
People v. Valdez
Hearsay testimony by gang expert is admitted to show defendant and others had common purpose. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jun. 14, 1999
Mosca v. Lichtenwalter
Assumption of risk supports summary judgment for defendant for plaintiff's injuries resulting from sportfishing injury. 		Torts Jun. 14, 1999
Yang v. INS
Order 		Jun. 14, 1999
Northern Trust Bank of California N.A. v. Pineda
Objectors' appeal from purported charging order is dismissed since no final charging order was entered. 		Probate and Trusts Jun. 14, 1999
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