Supreme Court of California - July 2002 Opinion Summaries
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KONIG v. FAIR EMPLOYMENT & HOUSING COMM'NSupreme Court of California
Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, Property Law & Real EstateThe Fair Employment and Housing Commission's authority to award emotional distress damages to housing discrimination complainants, in light of the... |
07/29/2002 | S087843 |
PEOPLE v. ANDERSONSupreme Court of California
Criminal Law & ProcedureBecause fear for one's own life does not justify the killing of an innocent person, duress is not a defense to murder, and cannot reduce murder to... |
07/29/2002 | S094710 |
PEOPLE v. STATUMSupreme Court of California
Criminal Law & Procedure, SentencingCourt's decision to reduce an alternative felony/misdemeanor conviction to a misdemeanor, and sentence defendant as a misdemeanant, is appealable by... |
07/25/2002 | S097715 |
ESTATE OF AUSTIN D. STEPHENSSupreme Court of California
Property Law & Real EstateWhen a decedent orally instructed his daughter to sign his name on a grant deed, vesting title to his residence in himself and her as joint tenants,... |
07/25/2002 | S095401 |
PEOPLE v. CASHSupreme Court of California
Criminal Law & Procedure, SentencingIn an automatic appeal from imposition of the death penalty, a murder with robbery special circumstance conviction is affirmed, but prejudicial error... |
07/25/2002 | S029460 |
PEOPLE v. GURULESupreme Court of California
Criminal Law & Procedure, SentencingA conviction for special circumstances murder, and resulting death sentence, are affirmed after appeal on multiple guilt and sentencing phase grounds. |
07/22/2002 | S018815 |
PEOPLE v. RODRIGUEZSupreme Court of California
Criminal Law & ProcedureThe term "recurring access", as used in Penal Code section 288.5 (penalizing the continuous sexual abuse of a child by one with "recurring access" to... |
07/22/2002 | S098821 |
PEOPLE v. MOWERSupreme Court of California
Criminal Law & Procedure, Health LawThe Compassionate Use Act of 1996, authorizing medical use of marijuana, does not confer complete immunity from prosecution, but allows a defendant to... |
07/18/2002 | S094490 |
PEOPLE v. MICHAELSSupreme Court of California
Criminal Law & Procedure, SentencingConvictions and death sentence are affirmed where 1) a confession was admissible, 2) rejection of a guilty plea was proper prior to amendment of the... |
07/18/2002 | S016924 |
PEOPLE v. ENGELMANSupreme Court of California
Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & ProcedureJury instruction, requiring jurors to inform the court of any incident of jury nullification, did not violate defendant's rights to a fair trial and a... |
07/18/2002 | S086462 |
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