Supreme Court of California - January 2004 Opinion Summaries

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PEOPLE v. BARRAGAN Supreme Court of California Criminal Law & Procedure, Sentencing Retrial of a strike allegation is permissible where a trier of fact finds the allegation to be true, but an appellate court reverses that finding for...	01/29/2004	S105734
PEOPLE v. JOHNSON Supreme Court of California Criminal Law & Procedure, Sentencing A defendant is not entitled to Penal Code section 4019 presentence conduct credits for time served between original sentencing and resentencing as a...	01/29/2004	S113803
PEOPLE v. TONEY Supreme Court of California Criminal Law & Procedure When a magistrate at the preliminary hearing grants a defendant's second motion to suppress and then dismisses the case for insufficient evidence,...	01/23/2004	S104995
PEOPLE v. POSEY Supreme Court of California Civil Procedure, Criminal Law & Procedure Venue is a question of law for the court, to be decided prior to trial.	01/22/2004	S100360
PEOPLE v. MCCALL Supreme Court of California Criminal Law & Procedure Health and Safety Code section 11383(f), which extends the prohibition on possessing hydriodic acid to include its essential chemicals, is a valid...	01/15/2004	S113433
ESTATE OF FORD Supreme Court of California Family Law In California, no equitable adoption is shown unless the parties' conduct and statements clearly and convincingly demonstrate an intent to adopt....	01/15/2004	S105508
MACDONALD v. GUTIERREZ Supreme Court of California Administrative Law At an administrative per se review hearing conducted by the DMV following a license suspension for driving under the influence, the DMV may consider...	01/08/2004	S111253
PEOPLE v. VALDEZ Supreme Court of California Criminal Law & Procedure, Sentencing Defendant's conviction of first degree murder and of escape from custody is affirmed, as is the death penalty determination.	01/06/2004	S026872
IN RE QAWI Supreme Court of California Criminal Law & Procedure, Habeas Corpus, Health Law A mentally disordered offender can be compelled to take antipsychotic medication in a nonemergency situation only if a court, at the time the offender...	01/05/2004	S100099
MULDER v. PILOT AIR FREIGHT Supreme Court of California Injury & Tort Law Plaintiff's claims are barred by the absolute privilege established by Civil Code section 47(b), which bars tort actions based on privileged...	01/05/2004	S105483

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