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    Farris v. Seabrook
    Contribution limit applied to recall committees violates First Amendment rights where state fails to identify sufficiently important interest to justify limit.     		Government Apr. 11, 2012
    People v. Gray
    City using automated traffic enforcement system does not need to provide warnings or public announcement of system each time equipment becomes operational at each intersection.     		Government Apr. 11, 2012
    People v. Gray
    City using automated traffic enforcement system does not need to provide warnings or public announcement of system each time equipment becomes operational at each intersection.     		Government Apr. 4, 2012
    Molina v. Astrue
    Although administrative law judge erred by not providing reasons for discounting lay testimony, error is harmless because it did not alter ultimate nondisability determination.     		Government Apr. 2, 2012
    City of Lake Forest v. Evergreen Holistic Collective
    City may not prohibit medical marijuana dispensaries altogether, with caveat that Legislature authorized dispensaries at sites where marijuana is collectively cultivated.     		Government Mar. 29, 2012
    FAA v. Cooper
    Privacy Act does not unequivocally authorize mental and emotional distress damages and therefore, does not waive government’s immunity from liability for such harms.     		Government Mar. 28, 2012
    Pacific Gas and Electric Co. v. City and County of San Francisco
    Declaratory relief is proper where City’s commercial sale of power to building's new tenants is not municipal use, and constitutes Raker Act violation.     		Government Mar. 27, 2012
    Western Radio Services Co. v. Qwest Corp.
    Radio service provider's good faith claim is properly dismissed where plaintiff fails to adequately present its claims to PUC for adjudication.     		Government Mar. 15, 2012
    Tri-State Inc. v. Long Beach Community College District
    Public entity is not entitled to attorney fees against stop notice claimant where Civil Code Section 3186 did not authorize award.     		Government Mar. 13, 2012
    Shannahan v. IRS
    Under Freedom of Information Act, disclosure of tax-related documents is properly refused where plaintiffs fled United States to avoid criminal proceedings for tax fraud.     		Government Mar. 13, 2012
    Horne v. United States Dept. of Agriculture
    Raisin reserve requirements, which required raisin handlers to contribute to reserve pool, do not constitute unlawful taking in violation of Fifth Amendment.     		Government Mar. 12, 2012
    City of Lake Forest v. Evergreen Holistic Collective
    City may not prohibit medical marijuana dispensaries altogether, with caveat that Legislature authorized dispensaries at sites where marijuana is collectively cultivated.     		Government Mar. 1, 2012
    Fuller v. Bowen (Berryhill)
    Senate has sole authority to judge qualifications of candidate to serve as senator, even if challenge to qualifications is brought before primary election.     		Government Mar. 1, 2012
    Rey v. Madera Unified School District
    County committee on school district reorganization is not liable for attorney fees where it had no active role in imposing voting method, which violated California Voting Rights Act.     		Government Feb. 28, 2012
    Al-Haramain Islamic Foundation v. U.S. Dept. of the Treasury
    Substantial evidence supports Office of Foreign Assets Control's designation of nonprofit organization as 'specially designated global terrorist,' justifying freeze on organization's assets.     		Government Feb. 27, 2012
    Okasaki v. City of Elk Grove
    Challenge to variance issued by city, which allowed construction bordering plaintiffs’ property, is untimely where action was not filed within 90 days of city's decision.     		Government Feb. 26, 2012
    Building a Better Redondo Inc. v. City of Redondo Beach
    City’s voluntary compliance with trial court’s writ renders dispute between City and voters over validity of local coastal program moot.     		Government Feb. 23, 2012
    Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association v. Bowen
    Legislature may not name empty spot bills in budget bill, only to fill those bills with content as urgency legislation after budget bill passes.     		Government Feb. 21, 2012
    Putnam Family Partnership v. City of Yucaipa
    City ordinance prohibiting senior-housing mobilehome parks to convert to all-ages housing does not violate Fair Housing Amendments Act because of senior exemption.     		Government Feb. 21, 2012
    United States v. 300 Units of Rentable Housing Located on Approximately 57.81 Acres of Eielson Air Force Base
    One-year renewal of governmental lease related to family housing on air force base is valid where project lease only required notice for effective renewal.     		Government Feb. 15, 2012
    Long Beach Police Officers Association v. City of Long Beach (Los Angeles Times Communications LLC)
    Names of officers involved in officer-involved shootings must be disclosed under California Public Records Act absent showing of interests served by nondisclosure.     		Government Feb. 8, 2012
    GECCMC 2005-C1 Plummer Street Office Limited v. JP Morgan Chase Bank
    Nonparty to ‘purchase and assumption agreement’ between FDIC and purchaser of failed bank's assets lacks standing to enforce terms of agreement.     		Government Feb. 2, 2012
    Family PAC v. McKenna
    Election law that prohibited contribution within 21 weeks of general election is invalid because it is not closely related to state’s important informational interest.     		Government Feb. 1, 2012
    Vandermost v. Bowen
    If proposed referendum challenging new voting district map qualifies for ballot, certified map must be used as interim boundaries for 2012 elections.     		Government Jan. 30, 2012
    Marken v. Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District
    Under California Public Records Act, preliminary injunction seeking to prevent disclosure of records is properly denied where interest in disclosure outweighed privacy interest.     		Government Jan. 25, 2012
    National Meat Association v. Harris
    Federal Meat Inspection Act preempts California law dictating what slaughterhouses must do with pigs that cannot walk.     		Government Jan. 24, 2012
    Perry v. Perez
    Court faced with necessity of drawing interim district maps due to state’s enormous population growth fails to adhere to policies underlying state’s electoral plans.     		Government Jan. 23, 2012
    Washington State Republican Party v. Washington State Grange
    Ballot that includes candidate's party preference does not violate political party's right to association where ballot preference does not constitute party endorsement.     		Government Jan. 20, 2012
    Farris v. Seabrook
    Contribution limit applied to recall committees violates First Amendment rights where state fails to identify sufficiently important interest to justify limit.     		Government Jan. 20, 2012
    Yonemoto v. Dept. of Veterans Affairs
    Agency fails to comply with Freedom of Information Act by disclosing records to requester only in his capacity as employee of that agency.     		Government Jan. 19, 2012
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