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U.S. v. Davis
Detention by police was not unreasonable or unwarranted, and subsequent search of defedant's home was the product of knowing and uncoerced consent.
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 11, 1999
Pierce v. Lucero
Order
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 11, 1999
Bibbee v. Scott
Order
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 10, 1999
U.S. v. Bekedermo
Order
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 10, 1999
Graves v. Boone
Order
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 10, 1999
U.S. v. Williams
Order
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 10, 1999
U.S. v. Clayton
Order
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 10, 1999
U.S. v. Webb
Order
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 10, 1999
Duncan v. Barreras
Order
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 10, 1999
Blea v. U.S.
Order
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 10, 1999
U.S. v. Williamson
Order
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 10, 1999
U.S. v. Bias
Order
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 10, 1999
Sparkman v. Klinger
Order
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 10, 1999
Johnson v. Westfall
Order
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 10, 1999
People v. Grangruth
Department of Corrections must abide by district court order concerning application of presentence confinement credit.
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 10, 1999
People v. Winpigler
Evidence suppressed where police possessed probable cause to search defendant's residence, but lacked exigent circumstances to justify failure to obtain warrant.
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 10, 1999
Aycox v. Lytle
Constitutional rights connected to extradition proceedings dont attach when state doesnt seek extradition.
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 10, 1999
People v. Chavez
Mandatory parole period not part of prison sentence.
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 10, 1999
Fiore v. White
Whether a state supreme court decision clarified or changed permitting statute is to be answered by the state supreme court.
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 10, 1999
U.S. v. Bartsma
Defendant is entitled to presentence notice that court is considering imposing sex offender registration requirement.
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 10, 1999
Odle v. Calderon
Writ of habeas corpus can't be granted where defendant hasn't established by preponderance of evidence facts underlying claims of constitutional error.
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 9, 1999
U.S. v. Stevens
Downward departure from sentencing guideline is warranted only if defendant's conduct significantly differed from conduct of other defendants sentenced under same guideline.
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 9, 1999
McDowell v. Calderon
In habeas proceedings alleging ineffective assistance of counsel, district court may limit state's use of defense trial counsel's files.
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 8, 1999
State v. Garza
Inconsistent findings by trial court does not mandate reversal of guilty verdict.
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 7, 1999
State v. Vera
Automobile stop by police to investigate possible vehicle equipment violation for cracked windshield is constitutional.
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 7, 1999
U.S. v. Duran
Inconsistencies between indictment and government's proof at trial do not prejudice defendant's substantial rights.
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 3, 1999
U.S. v. Merino
Hazardous waste cleanup, costing tens of thousands of dollars, isn't a 'substantial' expenditure as to warrant a sentence enhancement.
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 3, 1999
Keating v. Hood
Failure to instruct jury on mental state required for securities fraud isn't harmless error.
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 3, 1999
Lambright v. Stewart
Due process isn't violated when a trial court experiments with the use of dual juries in a capital case.
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 3, 1999
U.S. v. Hayes
Sixth Amendment right to counsel isn't invoked by government's preindictment filing of motion to preserve videotape.
Criminal Law and Procedure Dec. 3, 1999