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Supreme Court of California - January 2005 Opinion Summaries

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AM. FIN. SERV. ASS'N v. CITY OF OAKLAND
Supreme Court of California
Banking Law, Constitutional Law, Consumer Protection Law, Government Law, Property Law & Real Estate 
An Oakland anti-predatory lending ordinance is preempted by Fin. Code sections 4970-4979.8, which fully occupies the field of regulation of predatory... 		01/31/2005 S119869
PEOPLE v. YOUNG
Supreme Court of California
Criminal Law & Procedure, Sentencing 
Death row inmate raises fourteen meritless points of error on direct appeal. 		01/31/2005 S018909
PEOPLE v. HOWARD
Supreme Court of California
Criminal Law & Procedure 
The crime of driving with a willful or wanton disregard for the safety of persons or property while fleeing from a pursuing police officer is not an... 		01/27/2005 S108353
PEOPLE v. GONZALEZ
Supreme Court of California
Criminal Law & Procedure 
Defendant's conviction for murder is affirmed where his right to counsel during custodial interrogation was not violated since his statement to police... 		01/24/2005 S122240
IN RE: DANNENBERG
Supreme Court of California
Criminal Law & Procedure, Sentencing 
The Board of Prison Terms proceeded lawfully when, without comparing defendant's crime to other second degree murders, it found defendant unsuitable... 		01/24/2005 S111029
PEOPLE v. BETTS
Supreme Court of California
Criminal Law & Procedure 
The question whether a California court has jurisdiction to adjudicate a charge of a crime committed in whole or in part outside of the state is a... 		01/13/2005 S111309
HOME INS. CO. v. SUPERIOR CT.
Supreme Court of California
Civil Procedure, Insurance Law 
In a single action brought by an insured against both its primary and excess insurers, the interests of the two types of insurers are not necessarily... 		01/13/2005 S110328
BURRIS v. SUPERIOR COURT
Supreme Court of California
Criminal Law & Procedure 
Two prior dismissals of a misdemeanor complaint are required before felony prosecution for the same offense will be barred. 		01/10/2005 S109746
PEOPLE v. LOPEZ
Supreme Court of California
Criminal Law & Procedure, Sentencing 
First degree murder is a violent felony that is punishable by imprisonment in the state prison for life, and therefore it is not subject to a 10-year... 		01/06/2005 S119294

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