California Court of Appeal - Opinion Summaries
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BLAIR v. THE SUPERIOR COURT OF SANTA BARBARA COUNTYCalifornia Court of Appeal
Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & ProcedureDefendant-s claim that he was denied his Sixth Amendment right to trial by a fair cross-section of the community was denied because the county's... |
06/15/2004 | B171673 |
IN RE: HENRY V.California Court of Appeal
Family Law, Juvenile LawA mother's appeal of an order keeping her child as an out of home patient was granted because there was no clear and convincing evidence that the... |
06/15/2004 | A103586 |
ARROYO v. THE SUPERIOR COURT OF ORANGE COUNTYCalifornia Court of Appeal
Criminal Law & ProcedureTrial court abused its discretion by denying defendant's motion to dismiss, because defendant's speedy trial rights were violated when the court... |
06/14/2004 | G033356 |
BANNING v. NEWDOWCalifornia Court of Appeal
Family LawIn a child custody proceeding, Court found Family Code section 7640 constitutional on its face, and that the father has waived his "as applied"... |
06/14/2004 | C040840, C042384 |
LE FRANCOIS v. GOELCalifornia Court of Appeal
Civil Procedure, Labor & Employment LawIn a dispute over the payment of sales commissions, the trial court had discretion to refuse to consider plaintiffs' new evidence submitted with their... |
06/14/2004 | H025213 |
FREDENBURG v. CITY OF FREMONTCalifornia Court of Appeal
Criminal Law & Procedure, Family LawCourt rejected sex offender's objection to his inclusion on a "pin map" disclosing the location of sex offenders pursuant to Megan's Law, because it... |
06/11/2004 | A103685 |
IN RE: MARRIAGE OF GIOIACalifornia Court of Appeal
Bankruptcy Law, Family LawA notice of abandonment filed by the trustee in husband's personal bankruptcy action was not ambiguous and, therefore, the family residence was not... |
06/09/2004 | B166803 |
PRIEBE v. NELSONCalifornia Court of Appeal
Civil Procedure, Injury & Tort LawIn a dog bite case, court did not err in granting a new trail based on irregularity in the proceedings, surprise and misconduct of counsel. In... |
06/08/2004 | A101630 |
PEOPLE v. PESCADORCalifornia Court of Appeal
Criminal Law & ProcedureA judge, substituted into a trial following three days of testimony, can fairly and competently preside without first reading all prior testimony, as... |
06/08/2004 | C042759 |
ELITE SHOW SERVS., INC., v. STAFFPRO, INC.California Court of Appeal
Attorney's Fees, Civil ProcedureThe inclusion of an agreement to pay reasonable attorney fees in a pretrial settlement offer does not render the offer too uncertain to be enforced... |
06/08/2004 | D042195, D042753 |
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