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    Honchariw v. County of Stanislaus
    Inverse condemnation action does not fall within exception to 90-day limitation period because plaintiff failed to allege compensable taking was established in mandamus proceeding.     		Government Jun. 4, 2015
    In re J.S.
    Legislature's failure to endow 'honorable/dishonorable discharge' determination power in local courts when transferring jurisdiction over youths on probation, though likely an oversight, cannot be remedied by courts.     		Government Jun. 4, 2015
    Taylor v. Barkes
    Government officials are entitled to qualified immunity for inmate's suicide where there was no clearly established right to adequate screening and prevention measures at time of inmate's death.     		Government Jun. 1, 2015
    Kellogg Brown & Root Services Inc. v. United States (Carter)
    The Wartime Suspension of Limitations Act applies only to criminal, not civil, claims.     		Government May 26, 2015
    Jefferson Street Ventures v. City of Indio
    City's regulation requiring shopping center developer to keep portion of property undeveloped in consideration of potential future governmental taking constitutes uncompensated de facto taking.     		Government May 18, 2015
    American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of Southern California v. Superior Court (County of Los Angeles)
    Records generated by Automatic License Plate Reader, which aids law enforcement in criminal investigations, are exempt from disclosure under California Public Records Act.     		Government May 12, 2015
    In re Establishment of The Press-Enterprise as a Newspaper of General Circulation
    Newspaper that was not printed or produced in Corona prior to 1923 does not qualify for printing exemption; it is not a newspaper of general circulation in Corona.     		Government May 8, 2015
    American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of Southern California v. Superior Court (County of Los Angeles)
    Records generated by Automatic License Plate Reader, which aids law enforcement in criminal investigations, are exempt from disclosure under California Public Records Act.     		Government May 6, 2015
    City of San Buenaventura v. United Water Conserv. Dist.
    Fees charged to city by water district are not 'property-related' under XIII D of the California Constitution.     		Government Apr. 15, 2015
    East West Bank v. Rio School Dist.
    Public works contractor may only recover attorney fees on claim for which they are allowed when there are no common issues with other claims.     		Government Apr. 1, 2015
    Protect Our Benefits v. City & Co. of SF
    Voter-approved proposition curtailing vested pension rights of city and county employees largely struck down.     		Government Mar. 30, 2015
    City of San Buenaventura v. United Water Conserv. Dist.
    Fees charged to city by water district are not 'property-related' under XIII D of the California Constitution.     		Government Mar. 17, 2015
    City of Berkeley v. 1080 Delaware, LLC
    Condition in use permit that requires adherence to unenforceable ordinance may be enforced if not challenged by application for writ of administrative mandate within 90 days.     		Government Mar. 1, 2015
    State Dept. of Public Health v. Superior Court (Center for Investigative Reporting)
    In context of public records access, Long-Term Care Act's accessibilty provisions take precedence over Lanterman-Petris-Short Act's confidentiality provisions.     		Government Feb. 19, 2015
    Torres v. City of Montebello (Arakelian Enterprises Inc.)
    Controversial contract executed by Mayor Pro Tempore is void ab initio where City Attorney unlawfully deemed Mayor ‘absent.’     		Government Feb. 17, 2015
    Fairview Valley Fire Inc. v. California Dept. of Forestry
    California Dept. of Forestry and Fire Protection need not comply with competitive bidding requirements when hiring equipment from private vendors during emergencies.     		Government Feb. 3, 2015
    Bertoli v. City of Sebastopol
    City not entitled to attorney fees and costs in connection with non-frivolous Public Records Act claim filed by car accident victim.     		Government Feb. 3, 2015
    FTR International Inc. v. Rio School District
    Public works contractor may only recover attorney fees on claim for which they are allowed when there are no common issues with other claims.     		Government Jan. 29, 2015
    Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Commission v. Insomniac Inc.
    Public entity may be entitled to disgorgement of profits that came from ticket sales resulting from agreement negotiated by financially interested public employee.     		Government Jan. 29, 2015
    Bertoli v. City of Sebastopol
    City not entitled to attorney fees and costs in connection with non-frivolous Public Records Act claim filed by car accident victim.     		Government Jan. 21, 2015
    Fredericks v. Superior Court (City of San Diego)
    Although California Public Records Act does not provide time limitation for certain law enforcement information, public interest balancing factor may support one nonetheless.     		Government Jan. 20, 2015
    T-Mobile South LLC v. City of Roswell
    City must provide written reasons for denying application for cell phone tower contemporaneously with denial notice.     		Government Jan. 15, 2015
    Rivero v. Lake County Board of Supervisors
    Lake County Sheriff entitled to independent counsel in dispute with district attorney for entirety of his tenure as sheriff.     		Government Jan. 7, 2015
    Los Angeles Police Protective League v. City of Los Angeles
    Police organization lacks standing to challenge Los Angeles Police Dept.’s policy regarding impounding of vehicles because policy does not conflict with Vehicle Code.     		Government Dec. 30, 2014
    Opinion of Harris
    Cities and fire districts that historically provided EMS services do not have to enter into agreement with agency to participate in ‘EMS system.’     		Government Dec. 18, 2014
    Ardon v. City of Los Angeles
    City’s inadvertent disclosure of privileged documents pursuant to Public Records Act request constitutes waiver of privilege, permitting public disclosure.     		Government Dec. 11, 2014
    Los Angeles Police Protective League v. City of Los Angeles
    Lieutenant is not entitled to administrative appeal of her involuntary transfer to another division because her transfer was not punitive in nature.     		Government Dec. 9, 2014
    Riverside County Sheriff’s Dept. v. Stiglitz (Drinkwater)
    Hearing officer may rule on ‘Pitchess’ motion for discovery of officer personnel records as they are relevant to terminated officer’s claim of disparate treatment.     		Government Dec. 1, 2014
    City of Glendale v. Marcus Cable Associates LLC
    Cable company is not entitled to offset for alleged fee overpayments to City of Glendale because federal law prohibits recovery of damages.     		Government Dec. 1, 2014
    Thompson v. Petaluma Police Dept.
    Taxpayer may amend complaint challenging City of Petaluma’s enforcement of law that authorized 30-day impoundment of vehicles driven by unlicensed drivers.     		Government Nov. 4, 2014
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