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Colorado State Personnel Board and Department of Corrections
Agency's order awarding attorney fees but did not set amount may be a final, appealable order. 		Government Nov. 4, 1999
Municipal Subdistrict, Northern Colorado Waster Conservancy District v. Chevron Shale Oil Co.
Economic conditions pertaining to represent feasibility up water rights may be considered in evaluating development of conditional water rights. 		Government Nov. 4, 1999
In re Proposed Initiatives for 1999-2000 Nos. 172-175
Title Board needn't designate ballot initiatives with title and submission clause when the proposed initiatives are unconstitutional. 		Government Nov. 4, 1999
San Francisco Forty-Niners v. Nishioka (Comstock)
Trial court may prohibit circulation of initiative petition that contains undisputed, objective falsehoods designed to mislead voters. 		Government Nov. 4, 1999
In re Title, Ballot Title, and Submission Clause, and Summary for 1999-2000 #104
Proposed initiative can only have a single subject. 		Government Nov. 3, 1999
Haggis v. City of Los Angeles
Allegations of city's failure to comply with ordinances are barred by statutes of limitations and Tort Claims Act. 		Government Nov. 2, 1999
United States v. C.W. Roen Construction Co.
Establishment of prevailing wage for False Claims Act suit doesn't always require area-practice survey. 		Government Oct. 29, 1999
United States v. Parsons Co.
Proof of falsity under False Claims Act should not be determined by applying 'reasonable interpretation' approach. 		Government Oct. 29, 1999
Owens Valley Indian Housing Authority v. Turner
Federal courts lack jurisdiction over landlord-tenant dispute involving American Indian housing agency. 		Government Oct. 29, 1999
San Jose Mercury News Inc. v. U.S. District Court (Saldivar)
Nonparty members of the public have prejudgment right to access court records in civil cases. 		Government Oct. 29, 1999
United States ex rel. Hafter v. Spectrum Emergency Care Inc.
Qui tam plaintiff cannot proceed without showing direct and independent knowledge of fraudulent claims information. 		Government Oct. 29, 1999
Malik v. Arapahoe County Dept. of Social Services
Government officials' participation in investigative act of seeking child placement order may not have been protected by absolute or qualified immunity. 		Government Oct. 28, 1999
Fiduccia v. United States Dept. of Justice
Requiring those seeking information from the government to wait eight years violates the Freedom of Information Act. 		Government Oct. 28, 1999
Beck v. City of Muskogee Police Dept.
State and federal claims arising out of rape charge are barred by limitations period, but dismissal of probation revocation claim is not. 		Government Oct. 27, 1999
Wight v. State of Utah
Order 		Government Oct. 27, 1999
Yang v. State of California Dept. of Social Services
Non-citizen veterans may not receive retroactive payment for welfare benefits that were taken away by Congress but later restored. 		Government Oct. 22, 1999
Kleitman v. Superior Court (Wesley)
Court can't compel city council members to disclose personal recollections of closed city council meeting even if Brown Act violation alleged. 		Government Oct. 22, 1999
Fontana Police Dept. v. Villegas-Banuelos
Party receiving unedited tapes of conversations between law enforcement agencies only after police's protective order was denied, is entitled to attorney fees. 		Government Oct. 22, 1999
Ingram v. Flippo
District attorney's statements made in a press release are privileged pursuant to prosecutorial immunity principles. 		Government Oct. 22, 1999
Public Defender Assn. of San Diego County v. Board of Supervisors of San Diego County
Public defender transferring his attorneys for the purpose of making them unavailable violates his mandatory duties under the Government Code. 		Government Oct. 22, 1999
City of Shasta Lake v. County of Shasta
County supplying services to newly incorporated city is entitled to receive cost of services, less taxes generated within the city. 		Government Oct. 22, 1999
Redevelopment Agency of the City of Long Beach v. County of Los Angeles (Metropolitan Water District)
Assessed property values before redevelopment ordinance becomes effective are used for dividing taxes between county and agency, notwithstanding subsequent assessed value reductions. 		Government Oct. 22, 1999
McLaughlin v. State Board of Education
Proposition 227, requiring public schools to teach limited-English students in English only, doesn't permit school boards to request waiver from requirement. 		Government Oct. 22, 1999
Fontana Police v. Banuelos-Villegas
Party receiving unedited tapes of conversations between law enforcement agencies only after police's protective order was denied, is entitled to attorney fees. 		Government Oct. 22, 1999
Community Facilities Dist. v. Harvill
Special election authorizing bond sales to fund public improvements doesn't create contractual relationship between bondholders and voters requiring bondholders to construct improvements. 		Government Oct. 21, 1999
City of San Jose v. Superior Court (San Jose Mercury News Inc.)
City may refuse to disclose to newspaper identities of people complaining about airport noise. 		Government Oct. 21, 1999
Connecticut Indemnity Co. v. Superior Court (City of Lodi)
City may not subpoena insurance files to assess ability of potential defendants to pay damages for environmental clean-up. 		Government Oct. 14, 1999
Howard v. United States
As the government did not charge admission for use of its recreational facilities, it is immune from liability. 		Government Sep. 30, 1999
AlliedSignal Inc. v. City of Phoenix
City's delivering of water is not a fundamental governmental policy worthy of public-entity immunity. 		Government Sep. 30, 1999
Lefcourt v. Superior Court
Opinion 		Government Sep. 27, 1999
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