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Case #	Name	Category	Court	Judge	Published
95-35804	Lee v. State of Oregon Dying patient or medical provider must allege imminent injury to challenge state's right-to-die statute.	Constitutional Law			Jul. 27, 1999
95-36211	Ackerley Communications of the Northwest Inc. v. Krochalis Regulation limiting billboards' relocation and construction is constitutional as a matter of law.	Constitutional Law			Jul. 26, 1999
B101481	Hogoboom v. Superior Court Trial courts' right to charge fees for conciliation court mediation is pre-empted by state.	Constitutional Law			Jul. 20, 1999
97-15030	The Coalition for Economic Equity v. Wilson 9th Circuit panel vacates injunction against anti-affirmative action initiative, finding racial/gender neutrality in measure.	Constitutional Law			Jul. 19, 1999
95-1065	Schenck v. Pro-Choice Network of Western New York Although fixed zone protecting abortion patients entering clinics is constitutional, floating zone violates First Amendment.	Constitutional Law			Jul. 19, 1999
B101481	Hogoboom v. Superior Court Trial courts' right to charge fees for conciliation court mediation is pre-empted by state.	Constitutional Law			Jul. 19, 1999
96-0136	San Bernardino Public Employees Assoc. v. Stout Government employees sufficiently plead First Amendment violations to withstand county's motion to dismiss.	Constitutional Law			Jul. 11, 1999
96-16377	Nordyke v. Santa Clara County County violates First Amendment by requiring ban on gun sales in lease with fairground operator.	Constitutional Law			Jul. 9, 1999
96-56808	Gonzalez v. Metropolitan Transportation Authority When it's unclear whether employees challenging urine tests perform work that risks public safety, dismissal of complaint is improper.	Constitutional Law			Jul. 7, 1999
B116873	Brunson v. Department of Motor Vehicles Requirement that social security number be provided to obtain or renew driver's license satisfies 'rational basis' test and doesn't violate First Amendment.	Constitutional Law			Jul. 7, 1999
96-858	Lambert v. Wicklund Waiver is acceptable if parental notification, and not abortion itself, isn't in minor's best interest.	Constitutional Law			Jul. 6, 1999
96-511	Reno v. American Civil Liberties Union Communications Decency Act of 1996 violates First Amendment by banning indecent material in cyberspace.	Constitutional Law			Jul. 5, 1999
95-2024	Lawyer v. Dept. of Justice Court isn't required to hold its redistricting plan unconstitutional before accepting settlement establishing new plan.	Constitutional Law			Jul. 3, 1999
96-552 and 96-553	Agostini v. Felton Federally-funded educational program for disadvantaged children, provided neutrally, isn't invalid under establishment clause.	Constitutional Law			Jul. 2, 1999
95-2074	City of Boerne v. Flores Religious Freedom Restoration Act of 1993 exceeds Congress' power.	Constitutional Law			Jul. 2, 1999
97-17121	Stone v. City of Prescott City's refusal to allow petition for a city-wide referendum challenging real property transfers wasn't a violation of plaintiff's civil rights.	Constitutional Law			Jun. 29, 1999
F028993	Smith v. Fresno Irrigation District Hazards inherent in employee's 'safety sensitive' position with an independent state agency justifies random drug testing.	Constitutional Law			Jun. 28, 1999
96-55290	Nunez v. City of San Diego City's broad juvenile curfew ordinance is unconstitutionally vague and violates parents' and minors' rights.	Constitutional Law			Jun. 26, 1999
B103066	Macias v. Hartwell Defamation action for statements in union campaign flyer is subject to dismissal under anti-SLAPP statute.	Constitutional Law			Jun. 26, 1999
95-36028	Wicklund v. Salvagni Best interests standard in judicial bypass provision renders law requiring parental notification before abortion unconstitutional.	Constitutional Law			Jun. 26, 1999
C019777	Sacramento County Deputy Sheriff's Association v. Sacramento County Concealed video surveillance of jail employees is not unconstitutional due to diminished expectation of privacy.	Constitutional Law			Jun. 25, 1999
A073752	Smith v. Regents of the University of California Educational benefits justify student organization's use of mandatory student fees to support political activities.	Constitutional Law			Jun. 23, 1999
B106780	Union of Needletrades v. Superior Court (Taubman Co.) Shopping malls' rules and regulations governing the exercise of free speech rights are not unconstitutional.	Constitutional Law			Jun. 23, 1999
96-55545	Perry v. Los Angeles Police Dept. Ordinance violates First Amendment by limiting ban on sales and solicitations to persons lacking nonprofit status.	Constitutional Law			Jun. 23, 1999
95-17235	Jacobsen v. Bonine Perimeter walkways of interstate rest-stop areas are not public fora for First Amendment purposes.	Constitutional Law			Jun. 23, 1999
S054594	California Kiwifruit Commission v. Moss Assessment on kiwifruit handlers to fund state-run marketing and promotional operation violates first amendment.	Constitutional Law			Jun. 22, 1999
94-56497	Weisbuch v. County of Los Angeles Public hospital's medical director's demotion for criticizing supervisor's decision-making methods doesn't support First Amendment claim.	Constitutional Law			Jun. 20, 1999
94-15495	Sabelko v. The City of Phoenix City's floating buffer zone restriction on demonstrators outside of health care facilities violates First Amendment.	Constitutional Law			Jun. 20, 1999
B102861	E.W.A.P., Inc. v. City of Los Angeles Municipal ordinance designed to abate nuisance may be enforced against adult bookstore.	Constitutional Law			Jun. 18, 1999
96-56437	Keith v. Volpe State outdoor advertising statute cannot be overridden by district court unless it conflicts with federal law.	Constitutional Law			Jun. 18, 1999