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Case #	Name	Category	Court	Judge	Published
G044482	People v. Moses Probation conditions are unconstitutionally overbroad because they fail to adequately inform defendant whether conduct will comply with conditions and lack scienter requirement.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Sep. 20, 2011
H036216	American Express Centurion Bank v. Zara Proof of service containing untruthful description of defendant does not comply with personal service statutes to make service valid.	Civil Procedure			Sep. 20, 2011
08-10579	U.S. v. Dugan Statute prohibiting shipping and receiving of firearms through interstate commerce while using controlled substance does not violate Second Amendment.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Sep. 20, 2011
09-55963	Kolev v. Euromotors West/The Auto Gallery Written warranty provisions that mandate predispute binding arbitration are invalid under Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act.	Contracts			Sep. 20, 2011
09-56949	Maronyan v. Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A. Inc. Failure to initially resort to California Dispute Settlement Program before filing claim under Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act does not defeat subject matter jurisdiction.	Contracts			Sep. 20, 2011
10-10223	U.S. v. Baker District court exceeds its statutory authority when imposing DNA collection as condition of defendant’s probation following misdemeanor conviction.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Sep. 20, 2011
10-50341	U.S. v. Ibarra-Pino Defendant is not entitled to jury instruction on duress because he had reasonable opportunity to escape threatened harm via law enforcement.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Sep. 20, 2011
C061163	Hennigan v. White Summary adjudication is proper where defendant showed that failure to perform patch test would not have revealed plaintiff’s subsequent allergic reaction to tattooing.	Torts			Sep. 20, 2011
B226807	County of Los Angeles v. Bankers Insurance Co. Surety has 185-day period following date of bail forfeiture to file motion to exonerate bond.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Sep. 20, 2011
E050858	Tuszynska v. Cunningham Anti-SLAPP statute applies to all claims based on protected petitioning activities, regardless of defendant’s alleged motive for such activities.	Civil Procedure			Sep. 19, 2011
D057777	Neil S. v. Mary L. Alleged father does not have due process right to opportunity to develop relationship with children based on assertion that his relationship with them began in utero.	Family Law			Sep. 19, 2011
06-55750	Comite De Jornaleros De Redondo Beach v. City of Redondo Beach Ordinance that bars individuals from standing on street to solicit employment from occupants of motor vehicles is facially unconstitutional restriction on speech.	Constitutional Law			Sep. 19, 2011
07-15838	Ellis v. Costco Wholesale Corp. Court errs in granting class certification to employees alleging gender discrimination by relying only on admissibility of employees’ evidence to determine commonality.	Civil Procedure			Sep. 19, 2011
C065265	United Association Local Union 246 AFL-CIO v. Occupational Safety and Health Appeals Board (Dept. of Industrial Relations) OSHA Board improperly requires agency, as part of its prima facie case, to demonstrate that 'controlling employer' was in position to abate violative condition.	Labor Law			Sep. 19, 2011
G043124	People v. Shields Defendant in possession of multiple images of minor involved in sexual acts may be separately convicted for each piece of media involving same victim.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Sep. 19, 2011
10-35519	Intermountain Fair Housing Council v. Boise Rescue Mission Ministries Non-profit Christian organization does not violate Fair Housing Act where preference is given to religious guests at its residential drug treatment program and homeless shelters.	Civil Rights			Sep. 19, 2011
08-71086	Luna v. Holder Petitioner fails to show due diligence in discovering deadline for filing special motion to reopen and thus, is not entitled to equitable tolling of deadline.	Immigration			Sep. 19, 2011
09-55880	Sherman v. SEC (In re Sherman) Exception to discharge for securities-related wrongdoing does not apply where debtor is not culpable for securities violation that caused debt.	Bankruptcy			Sep. 19, 2011
B226343	People v. Amperano Information naming specific victim is immaterial where trial proceeds on theory of intent to kill anyone inside house, giving defendant adequate notice of charge.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Sep. 19, 2011
A129946	Field v. Bowen Aspect of open primary law, which precludes candidates from stating preference for nonqualified political party on ballot, is constitutional.	Government			Sep. 19, 2011
A126749	California Association of Medical Products Suppliers v. Maxwell-Jolly Dept.'s adoption of regulations setting upper billing limits for providers of durable medical equipment to Medi-Cal recipients does not violate Administrative Procedures Act.	Administrative Agencies			Sep. 18, 2011
S194673	Aragon (Michael Alan) on Habeas Corpus Order				Sep. 16, 2011
S194750	Smith (Robert) on Habeas Corpus Order				Sep. 16, 2011
S194841	People v. J.I.A. Order				Sep. 16, 2011
S181881	Sims (Karen L.) on Habeas Corpus Order				Sep. 16, 2011
S194764	Ferguson v. Avelo Mortgage Order				Sep. 16, 2011
S194892	J.O. v. Superior Court (Department of Health & Human Services) Order				Sep. 16, 2011
S146985	People v. Bradley Order				Sep. 16, 2011
S174836	People v. Aldana Order				Sep. 16, 2011
S183964	People v. Henry Order				Sep. 16, 2011