Supreme Court of California - December 2000 Opinion Summaries
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PEOPLE v. NGUYENSupreme Court of California
Criminal Law & ProcedureA robbery cannot be committed if the victim did not possess the property that was taken by force or fear under Penal Code Section 211. |
12/28/2000 | S075300 |
PEOPLE v. TINDALLSupreme Court of California
Criminal Law & ProcedureA postverdict amendment to an information to add prior conviction allegations is not permissible before sentencing but after the jury has been... |
12/28/2000 | S080078 |
EAST BAY ASIAN LOCAL DEV. CORP.Supreme Court of California
Constitutional Law, Property Law & Real EstateLandmark preservation laws may exempt religious organizations without violating the First Amendment's Establishment Clause because of the significant... |
12/21/2000 | S077396 |
BARNER v. LEEDSSupreme Court of California
Ethics & Professional ResponsibilityPublic Defender accused of legal malpractice in defending criminal defendant is not entitled to immunity for discretionary acts under Government Code... |
12/18/2000 | S070377 |
PEOPLE v. DUARTESupreme Court of California
Criminal Law & Procedure, EvidenceCo-conspiratot's post-arrest statement that he and defendant had committed a drive-by shooting in retaliation for an earlier shooting, is not... |
12/04/2000 | S068162 |
AAS v. SUPERIOR COURTSupreme Court of California
Injury & Tort Law, Property Law & Real EstateHomeowners may not recover damages in negligence from developer, contractor and subcontractors who built their dwellings for construction defects that... |
12/04/2000 | S071258 |
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