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PEOPLE v. MADEYSKI

California Court of Appeal
Criminal Law & Procedure
Defendant in a civil asset forfeiture is not entitled to court-appointed counsel under Pen. Code 502.01, even if the forfeiture is related to a...
12/14/2001 H021820

IN RE: SCOGGINS

California Court of Appeal
Criminal Law & Procedure, Sentencing
Proposition 36, the Substance Abuse and Crime Prevention Act of 2000, which mandates treatment rather than prison for non-violent drug offenders,...
12/14/2001 B 151619

IN RE: MARK L.

California Court of Appeal
Evidence, Family Law
Evidence Code section 1012 allows a psychotherapist to provide court with information needed to determine therapeutic progress or changed...
12/13/2001 D037827, D038425

ACTION APARTMENT ASS'N v. SANTA MONICA RENT CONTROL BD.

California Court of Appeal
Constitutional Law, Landlord Tenant Law
Local rent control ordinance that required landlords to pay tenants interest on security deposits that exceeded what banks paid the landlords may...
12/13/2001 B146227

ELLARD v. CONWAY

California Court of Appeal
Civil Procedure
Under Code of Civil Procedure 415.20(b), substitute service at a private/commercial post office box may be proper.
12/12/2001 G024339

IN RE: KRISTINE W.

California Court of Appeal
Evidence, Family Law
The psychotherapist-patient privilege protects a juvenile's confidential communications and details of the therapy, but does not preclude the...
12/12/2001 D038074

IGNACIO R. v. SUPERIOR COURT (PEOPLE)

California Court of Appeal
Criminal Law & Procedure
Double jeopardy ban against double punishment does not prohibit the state from using the same current criminal conduct to both revoke a juvenile's...
12/12/2001 D038164

PEOPLE v. SMITH

California Court of Appeal
Criminal Law & Procedure
In an ordinary criminal case, a trial court should not appoint special counsel to represent defendant's "wishes" with respect to whether defendant...
12/12/2001 C036886

IN RE: EDWARD RAMIREZ

California Court of Appeal
Criminal Law & Procedure
The applicable standard for reviewing parole release date decisions is the "arbitrary or capricious" standard while factual determinations are...
12/12/2001 A092699

PEOPLE v. VIGIL

California Court of Appeal
Criminal Law & Procedure
Failure of sex offender to notify government of a second address is a violation of the notification requirement under Penal Code 290(f), rather than a...
12/11/2001 H018367

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