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SWARTZWELDER v. MCNEILLYUnited States Third Circuit
Constitutional LawAn order requiring police bureau employees and members to obtain clearance prior to giving opinion testimony in court, is not sufficiently tailored to... |
07/19/2002 | 01-1085 |
PEOPLE v. SUPERIOR COURT OF VENTURA COUNTY (SCHULTZ)California Court of Appeal
Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & ProcedurePenal Code section 997, which allows the district attorney to file an information after a motion to set aside an indictment or information is granted,... |
07/18/2002 | B156693 |
COX v. MILLERUnited States Second Circuit
Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & ProcedureAssuming that Alcoholics Anonymous is a religious organization for purposes of New York's cleric-congregant privilege, appellant failed to establish... |
07/18/2002 | 01-2515 |
MIDDLEBROOK v. STATE OF DELAWARESupreme Court of Delaware
Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & ProcedureA delay of almost four years between indictment and trial violated defendant's right to a speedy trial under the U.S. and Delaware Constitutions,... |
07/18/2002 | 273, 2000 |
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 |
LOGIODICE v. TRUSTEES OF MAINE CENT. INST.United States First Circuit
Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, Education LawA school district which underwrites secondary education for students at a privately operated high school, was not a "state actor" for due process... |
07/18/2002 | 01-2721 |
DAVEY v. LOCKEUnited States Ninth Circuit
Constitutional Law, Education LawA state of Washington law, denying otherwise-qualified students a state-funded scholarship solely because the students decide to pursue a degree in... |
07/18/2002 | 00-35962 |
DEP'T OF FIN. v. COMM'N ON STATE MANDATESCalifornia Court of Appeal
Constitutional Law, Education LawStatutes requiring that agendas be prepared and commented on, for certain educational programs, do not necessarily constitute a reimbursable state... |
07/17/2002 | C037645 |
ROE v. TEXAS DEP'T OF PROTECTIVE & REGULATORY SERV.United States Fifth Circuit
Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, Juvenile LawA social worker is entitled to qualified immunity for visually searching a child's body cavities without a court order, where children's rights... |
07/17/2002 | 01-50711 |
HALLETT v. MORGANUnited States Ninth Circuit
Civil Rights, Class Actions, Constitutional Law, Health LawWhere plaintiff class of prisoners failed to give timely notice of intent to seek extension of all provisions of a consent decree governing care... |
07/17/2002 | 00-35098 |
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