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Case #	Name	Category	Court	Judge	Published
B105274	Sistare-Meyer v. Young Men's Christian Association of Metropolitan Los Angeles Independent contractor cannot bring action for wrongful termination in violation of public policy.	Employment Law			Jun. 9, 1999
B109595	Jessie G., a Minor Consideration of minor's best interests is implicit in exceptions to statute referring child for adoption.	Juveniles			Jun. 9, 1999
C025051	American River Fire Protection District v. Brennan Agreement allowing employees to receive cash for accrued sick leave on retirement isn't unconstitutional.	Labor Law			Jun. 9, 1999
B110106	Jasmine S., a Minor Termination of incarcerated father's parental rights is error if no reunification services offered.	Juveniles			Jun. 9, 1999
A074723	Schoen v. California Dept. of Forestry & Fire Protection (Louisiana-Pacific Corp.) Approving analyses of cumulative impacts as 'minor deviations' to timber harvest plans is error.	Environmental Law			Jun. 9, 1999
B103412	People v. Davis Defendant cannot collaterally challenge prior conviction on grounds of ineffective assistance of counsel.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 9, 1999
C020727	Cory v. Board of Administration Former state comptroller, who was also member of Legislature, is 'mixed service' member for retirement purposes.	Government			Jun. 9, 1999
A075759	People v. Merfeld Privilege against self-incrimination doesn't bar prosecution from questioning mentally disordered offender about his mental state.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 9, 1999
96-55469 and 96-55576	Stephen W. Boney Inc. v. Boney Services Inc. 'Exceptional circumstances' Lanham Act requirement for attorney fees award applies to either plaintiff or defendant.	Intellectual Property			Jun. 9, 1999
G020915	Molnar v. California Unemployment Ins. Receipt of salary continuance benefits from employer doesn't satisfy 'work' requirements under Unemployment Insurance Code.	Employment Law			Jun. 9, 1999
F025410	People v. Sylvester Conduct-credit limitation for defendants convicted of violent felonies applies to preconviction custody.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 9, 1999
F026000	People v. $48,715 U.S. Currency Absent factual nexus between search and unlawful detention, the detention doesn't terminate consent to search.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 9, 1999
H016395	Angel M., a Minor Minor must be brought to court within one day after probation officer alleges violation.	Juveniles			Jun. 9, 1999
B111472	Devin M., a Minor After parental rights are terminated, mother cannot appeal issue which doesn't affect her rights.	Juveniles			Jun. 9, 1999
B108485	People v. Gohdes Late-night visits to minor's room through window, aren't sufficient to support finding of 'recurring access.'	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 9, 1999
B107353	Estrada v. WCAB Board's decision regarding employee's vocational rehabilitation rights based on unenforceable agreement is erroneous.	Workers' Compensation			Jun. 9, 1999
A076034	Enterprise Rent-A-Car Co. of San Francisco v. Workman's Auto Insurance Co. Rental car company can avoid primary liability insurance responsibility with cash deposit and rental agreement disclaimer.	Insurance			Jun. 9, 1999
A077653	People v. Torres Law enforcement entity spending money to purchase drugs doesn't become 'victim' entitled to restitution.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 9, 1999
B100535	J.B. Aguerre Inc. v. American Guarantee and Liability Insurance Co. Lack of evidence showing insurer acted unreasonably in defending insured requires dismissal of bad faith claim.	Insurance			Jun. 9, 1999
A074746	People v. Smith New sentence hearing is required where court believed it had no discretion to dismiss prior strikes.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 9, 1999
B108867	In re Christiano S. Court cannot refuse to consider adoption for minors after county's failure to give parents notice.	Juveniles			Jun. 9, 1999
B107353	Estrada v. WCAB (Corporate Graphics, Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company and California Casualty) Board's decision regarding employee's vocational rehabilitation rights based on unenforceable agreement is erroneous.	Workers' Compensation			Jun. 9, 1999
B104533	People v. Sanchez Trial court isn't required to instruct jury on power to nullify the verdict.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 9, 1999
96-50404	U.S. v. Boos In grouping related offenses, 'victim' in federal child pornography statute means minor child depicted in photograph.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 9, 1999
96-10491	U.S. v. Gutierrez-Alba Temporary resident alien status under 'amnesty' statute isn't defense to unlawful re-entry after deportation for conviction.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 9, 1999
B107281	People v. Sisneros Possession of device requiring assembly before it can be used as knife isn't dirk or dagger.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 9, 1999
B105818	Unetco Industries Exchange v. Homestead Insurance Co. Insurer is entitled to appraisal of both replacement cost and amount of loss under earthquake policy.	Insurance			Jun. 9, 1999
B105818	Unetco Industries Exchange v. Homestead Insurance Company Insurer is entitled to appraisal of both replacement cost and amount of loss under earthquake policy.	Insurance			Jun. 9, 1999
B108867	Christiano S., a Minor Court cannot refuse to consider adoption for minors after county's failure to give parents notice.	Juveniles			Jun. 9, 1999
B109273	Korech v. Hornwood Defendants are entitled partial award of attorney fees after prevailing on two causes of action.	Contracts			Jun. 9, 1999