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Case #	Name	Category	Court	Judge	Published
F026872	People v. Bautista Defendant waives objection to court's poor articulation of reasons for requiring sex offender registration.	Criminal Law and Procedure			May 10, 1999
H017123	People v. Frontier Pacific Insurance Co. Failure of recorded proceedings to disclose cause for continuance, forecloses declaration of bail forfeiture.	Criminal Law and Procedure			May 10, 1999
B105689	Axline v. Saint John's Hospital and Health Center Release from liability of hospital representatives and medical staff doesn't release hospital itself.	Torts			May 10, 1999
A079402	California Labor Federation v. Industrial Welfare Commission Industrial Welfare Commission can amend overtime requirements to make rules more closely comply with federal law.	Labor Law			May 10, 1999
D026678	Shields v. Poway Unified School District School district must conduct hearing to terminate teacher even if his teaching credential has been suspended.	Education			May 10, 1999
C025895	United Systems of Arkansas Inc. v. Stamison Public Contract Code requires referral of bidder's protest to Board of Control.	Government			May 10, 1999
B088559	Mosier v. Southern California Physicians Insurance Exchange Insurer voluntarily defending non-insured owes same defense-related duties it would owe a policyholder.	Insurance			May 10, 1999
D026077	People v. Estrada Inflammatory and prejudicial misconduct by co-defendant's counsel requires reversal of drug conviction.	Criminal Law and Procedure			May 10, 1999
F025848 and F026374	Guthrey v. State of California Frivolous gender discrimination action warrants award of attorney fees to defendants in trial and appellate courts.	Employment Law			May 10, 1999
96-30214	U.S. v. Martinez Waiver of right to conflict-free counsel includes potential conflicts reasonably foreseeable at time of waiver.	Criminal Law and Procedure			May 10, 1999
A077005	Arena v. Owens Corning Strict products liability and Proposition 51 both apply to suit against supplier of raw asbestos.	Torts			May 10, 1999
E021495	Genesha S., a Minor Father whose identity is unknown and not ascertainable isn't entitled to notice of jurisdictional/dispositional hearing.	Juveniles			May 10, 1999
A074646	People v. Kwok Defendant commits burglary by removing lock mechanism and making key to facilitate future assault.	Criminal Law and Procedure			May 10, 1999
A079635	Jones v. Dumrichob Discretionary award of expert witness fees under Code of Civil Procedure Section 998 is justified.	Civil Procedure			May 10, 1999
G016576	Edson v. City of Anaheim Plaintiff in wrongful death action involving police must prove that use of force was unreasonable.	Torts			May 10, 1999
B116813	Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services v. Superior Court (Juan S.) Order authorizing unmonitored visits with child for criminally insane parents isn't supported by evidence.	Juveniles			May 10, 1999
95-56586	Parretti v. United States Dismissal of criminal appeal is warranted where defendant-appellant has fled the United States.	Criminal Law and Procedure			May 10, 1999
98-70375	Abbassi v. INS Opinion				May 10, 1999
96-50606	U.S. v. Garibay Suspect with poor English proficiency doesn't waive Miranda rights where interrogation conducted solely in English.	Criminal Law and Procedure			May 10, 1999
96-16694	Flanagan v. Arnaiz Federal court that retains jurisdiction of disputes involving settlement agreement may enjoin related state proceedings.	Civil Procedure			May 10, 1999
96-56813	Nelson v. City of Irvine Police cannot require blood sample from drunk driver who has agreed to breath or urine test.	Civil Rights			May 10, 1999
97-56151	Bankruptcy of Rothery Partial summary judgment as to number of creditors required for an involuntary petition is proper.	Bankruptcy			May 10, 1999
94-10309	U.S. v. Burt Invalid entrapment instruction, in absence of compelling evidence of defendant's predisposition, is plain error.	Criminal Law and Procedure			May 10, 1999
S077458	Kuykendall v. Workers' Compensation Appeals Board et al Review granted				May 10, 1999
98-131	U.S. v. Sun-Diamond Growers of California Government must show link between gratuity conferred and 'official act' performed for or because of gratuity to convict under illegal gratuity statute.	Criminal Law and Procedure			May 10, 1999
97-1418	Bank of America v. 203 North Lasalle Street Partnership Equity security holders cannot contribute new value under plan and retain interest in debtor where opportunity is exclusive.	Bankruptcy			May 10, 1999
97-1754	INS v. Aguirre-Aguirre Withholding of deportation is not available if alien commits a serious nonpolitical crime before arriving in the U.S.	Immigration			May 10, 1999
98-6	El Paso Natural Gas Co. v. Neztsosie Tribal court exhaustion doctrine doesn't extend to federal act regarding 'public liability' for nuclear incidents.	Native American Affairs			May 10, 1999
98-3017	U.S. v. Jenkins Fourteen seconds is reasonable wait before breaking down door under knock-notice rule.	Criminal Law and Procedure			May 10, 1999
98-7089	Duncan v. Apfel Order	Administrative Agencies			May 10, 1999