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Case #	Name	Category	Court	Judge	Published
11-9953	Boyer v. Louisiana Order	Criminal Law and Procedure			Oct. 9, 2012
12-17	McBurney, et al. v. Young, et al. Order				Oct. 9, 2012
B225763	People v. Calles Defendant who killed several pedestrians by driving his vehicle through a sidewalk may be punished separately for vehicular manslaughter of each victim.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Oct. 9, 2012
F062701	Perez v. Golden Empire Transit District Passenger who was injured while exiting bus may sue bus operator despite failing to include date of incident in her original complaint.	Torts			Oct. 9, 2012
11-796	Bowman v. Monsanto Co., et al. Order				Oct. 9, 2012
11-1118	Gunn v. Minton Order				Oct. 9, 2012
11-1447	Koontz v. St. Johns River Water Mgmt. Order				Oct. 9, 2012
11-1545	Arlington, TX, et al. v. FCC, et al. Order				Oct. 9, 2012
11-1547	Cable, Telecommunications & Tech v. FCC, et al. Order				Oct. 9, 2012
10-30072	U.S. v. Elk Shoulder Congress does not lack authority to enact Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act, which sets forth sex offender registration requirements.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Oct. 8, 2012
10-30369	U.S. v. Mendez-Gonzalez Defendant cannot challenge drug-testing condition in his supervised release because he waived his right to appeal his sentence.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Oct. 8, 2012
10-56422	Du v. Allstate Insurance Co. Court does not have to instruct jury that it could consider insurer’s failure to effectuate settlement in determining whether insurer breached implied covenant.	Insurance			Oct. 8, 2012
11-10223	U.S. v. Budziak File-sharing user may be convicted for distributing child pornography when he kept files in folder where they could be downloaded by others.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Oct. 8, 2012
11-30341	U.S. v. Nungaray Gun seller's sentence is enhanced because he orchestrated sale of firearms to undercover officer by negotiating and arranging sales.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Oct. 8, 2012
11-35283	Peck v. Thomas Bureau of Prisons' regulation excluding certain classes of inmates from eligibility for early release does not violate Administrative Procedure Act.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Oct. 8, 2012
11-35580	Ruiz-Diaz v. United States Justice Dept. may continue to require non-citizen religious workers to wait for approval of their employers’ sponsorship petitions before applying for visas.	Immigration			Oct. 8, 2012
12-50042	U.S. v. Jones Federal sentence due to revocation of supervised release increases when defendant receives second California conviction for indecent exposure.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Oct. 8, 2012
G045878	Citizens Association of Sunset Beach v. Orange County Local Agency Formation Commission Recently-annexed Sunset Beach residents are required to pay ‘new’ utility and retirement property taxes, just as Huntington Beach residents paid.	Taxation			Oct. 8, 2012
D059511	People v. Johnson Operators of nonprofit group home can be charged with misappropriating public funds because government still controlled how funds could be used.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Oct. 5, 2012
08-17074	Cooper v. FAA Order				Oct. 5, 2012
10-10060	U.S. v. Valenzuela-Espinoza Statements made over six hours after defendant’s arrest must be suppressed because delay in presenting defendant to magistrate was unreasonable.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Oct. 5, 2012
10-17156	Marquez v. City of Phoenix Police officers' use of taser on suspect is reasonable where suspect had child in choke-hold, even if tasing resulted in suspect's death.	Civil Rights			Oct. 5, 2012
C064280	Voices for Rural Living v. El Dorado Irrigation District (Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians) Project to supply vast amount of water to hotel and casino, which required freeway interchange, is not exempt from environmental review.	Environmental Law			Oct. 5, 2012
B214333	Tien v. Tenet Healthcare Corp. Wage-related claims may not be pursued by class of employees due to excessive number of questions regarding reasons for taking breaks.	Employment Law			Oct. 5, 2012
D058753	Chaker v. Mateo Grandmother's statements on Internet website accusing her grandchild's father of fraud and criminality do not amount to defamation.	Torts			Oct. 5, 2012
D058825	Wanke, Industrial, Commercial, Residential Inc. v. Superior Court (Keck) Under valid settlement agreement, former employee may not solicit company’s customers, who were specified on list contained in agreement.	Contracts			Oct. 5, 2012
B231667	Food Safety Net Services v. Eco Safe Systems USA Inc. Marketer of special food disinfection equipment must pay testing agency for study that determined its equipement was more effective than competitors.	Contracts			Oct. 5, 2012
F062983	Coalition for Clean Air v. City of Visalia (VWR International LLC) Proposed laboratory supply and distribution facility may be subject to environmental review despite city’s assertion that it was exempt.	Environmental Law			Oct. 5, 2012
F062883	Kern County Dept. of Child Support Services v. Camacho Father may not challenge commissioner’s authority to determine his child support obligation when he knew he could object before, but did not.	Family Law			Oct. 4, 2012
12-5131	Tucker v. Costello Order				Oct. 4, 2012