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Case #	Name	Category	Court	Judge	Published
09-9487	Jackson v. United States Order				Jan. 10, 2011
10-5394	Payne v. United States Order				Jan. 10, 2011
10-5648	Manning v. United States Order				Jan. 10, 2011
10-5852	Beltran v. United States Order				Jan. 10, 2011
10-5961	Bennett v. United States Order				Jan. 10, 2011
E049392	Eriksson v. Nunnink Grant of summary judgment is erroneous when triable issues existed as to whether trainer increased inherent risk in horse jumping by assigning lame horse.	Torts			Jan. 10, 2011
09-35844	Dawson v. Entek International Close proximity in time between employee’s exercise of protected activity and termination creates prima facie case for retaliation claim.	Employment Law			Jan. 10, 2011
B223752	People v. Sharret Court violates Penal Code Section 654 in failing to stay criminal laboratory fee as to stayed conviction because fee was punitive in nature.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jan. 10, 2011
F059173	Flores v. Georgeson Prefiling order does not require vexatious litigant who is represented by counsel to obtain permission to present litigation for filing.	Civil Procedure			Jan. 10, 2011
F058850	Najera v. Huerta Costs are properly denied where settlement offer was made concurrently with complaint, and defendant had no opportunity to evaluate offer.	Civil Procedure			Jan. 10, 2011
09-71265	Anonymous Online Speakers v. U.S. District Court (Quixtar Inc.) Court may order disclosure of identity of online speaker engaged in commercial speech where plaintiff shows it would prevail on summary judgment.	Constitutional Law			Jan. 9, 2011
07-99014	Hayes v. Ayers Media coverage of case, which did not significantly interfere with trial, does not result in impartial jury violating defendant’s right to fair trial.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jan. 9, 2011
07-16326	Chapman v. Pier 1 Imports (U.S.) Inc. Plaintiff lacks standing under Americans with Disabilities Act where he fails to allege how he was injured when encountering store's barriers.	Civil Rights			Jan. 9, 2011
C062411	In re Miranda Habeas corpus petition for review of decision denying parole is moot where petitioner has already been released from custody following subsequent hearing.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jan. 9, 2011
D055889	People v. Morehead Court has no duty to instruct jury on ‘fear’ in robbery context and even if erroneous, error was harmless beyond reasonable doubt.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jan. 9, 2011
G040716	People v. Wilkins Felony-murder liability does not terminate when perpetrator reaches place of temporary safety if felony and killing are within one continuous transaction.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jan. 9, 2011
B222758	People v. Sigala Instruction defining lewd and lascivious conduct for purposes of continuous sexual abuse statute accurately states that touching need not be done in lewd manner.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jan. 6, 2011
09-50235	U.S. v. Carona Defendant who tried to persuade witness to provide false testimony commits witness tampering even if he did not want witness to withhold all testimony.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jan. 6, 2011
D055845	Goldbaum v. The Regents of the University of California Regents of University of California has constitutional immunity from plaintiff’s attorney fees motion where matter pertains to benefits that are internal university affairs.	Constitutional Law			Jan. 6, 2011
B216207	People v. Avila Trial court properly appoints conflict counsel for competency hearing where defendant's threat to kill his public defender created conflict of interest.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jan. 6, 2011
D055646	People v. Nazary Grand theft by employee is not lesser included offense of embezzlement because defendant can commit one without necessarily committing other.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jan. 6, 2011
09-901	Opinion of Brown Retired peace officer is not subject to exception under Assault Weapons Control Act and may not continue to possess weapon after retirement.	Government			Jan. 6, 2011
10-506	Opinion of Brown Public official cannot simultaneously serve as director of two public offices with supplier-customer relationship that provides potential for divergent interests.	Government			Jan. 6, 2011
D058003	Kevin R. v. Superior Court (San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency) Juvenile court does not improperly delegate authority to order visitation to parole officer, who would not permit additional visitation with child.	Family Law			Jan. 6, 2011
08-56415	Jewish War Veterans of the United States of America Inc. v. City of San Diego Cross dedicated as memorial projects message of unconstitutional religious endorsement, rather than secular memorialization.	Constitutional Law			Jan. 5, 2011
10-16751	Perry v. Schwarzenegger Local municipality has no significant protectable interest to justify intervening in action related to state marriage laws.	Civil Procedure			Jan. 5, 2011
10-16696	Perry v. Schwarzenegger Order				Jan. 5, 2011
10-16696	Perry v. Schwarzenegger Order				Jan. 5, 2011
A126781	Sacks v. City of Oakland City is allowed to use revenue indirectly to achieve ordinance’s goal, where ordinance mandates only numerical requirements, not specific method to achieve objective.	Government			Jan. 5, 2011
09-15940	Lakey v. Hickman Federal habeas petition is not subject to tolling of limitations period where state court previously rejects petition for relief as untimely.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jan. 5, 2011