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People v. Cardenas
No double jeopardy violation occurs when first trial ended in mistrial with no verdict returned. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Sep. 5, 2001
People v. Dieguez
Jury instruction was valid, counsel wasn't ineffective and defendant who partially committed crime in two counties may be tried in either. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Sep. 3, 2001
State v. Brooks
Court errs in imposing Drug Offender Sentencing Alternative sentence by miscalculating the standard range of defendant's sentence. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Sep. 3, 2001
State v. Moon
Conviction is reversed because guilty plea based on misinformation is involuntary. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Sep. 3, 2001
State v. Valentine
Conviction for assault and attempted murder stemming from same act violates double jeopardy. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Sep. 3, 2001
People v. Davis
Evidence of uncharged sexual offenses with minors are properly admitted in a defendant's trial for committing a lewd act upon a child. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Aug. 31, 2001
Hasan v. Galaza
Habeas petition is not untimely if filed within one year of learning of facts giving rise to the claim. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Aug. 30, 2001
People v. Buckhalter
Convicted third-strike felon may earn custody credits for actual time served while awaiting resentencing, but other credits are unavailable. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Aug. 29, 2001
State v. Vrieling
Search of motor home defendant was driving was not unconstitutional. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Aug. 28, 2001
State v. Hurt
Defendant's guilty plea was not voluntary where he was unaware of statutory two-year minimum community placement requirement for vehicular manslaughter. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Aug. 28, 2001
State v. Prestegard
Court erred in not allowing defendant to rebut state's case by presenting evidence that sheriff's department habitually lost documents. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Aug. 28, 2001
U.S. v. Hernandez-Ramirez
Submitting false financial affidavit in order to obtain appointed counsel is sufficiently related to prosecution of offense to support upward sentencing adjustment. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Aug. 24, 2001
People v. Williams
Order 		Criminal Law and Procedure Aug. 24, 2001
U.S. v. Pierre
Because court's instructions on self-defense may have misled jury as to burden of proof, error isn't harmless beyond a reasonable doubt. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Aug. 24, 2001
State v. Timothy K.
Defendant may be convicted of both malicious mischief and malicious harassment based on single incident. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Aug. 24, 2001
State v. Dunn
Although preprinted rights forms did not adequately advise defendants of right to attorney, no harm occurred and evidence should be admitted. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Aug. 24, 2001
Monroe v. State
Trial court did not adopt safeguards to prevent undue emphasis on certain testimony reviewed during jury deliberations. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Aug. 24, 2001
U.S. v. Garrett
Court has jurisdiction to revoke defendant's supervised release after term has expired because revocation warrant predated expiration and delay was reasonably necessary. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Aug. 23, 2001
United States v. Arias
Sentencing for obstruction of witness testimony is determined by level of crime obstructed, not by guilt on underlying offense. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Aug. 23, 2001
U.S. v. Reaves
Use of computer images to seduce child into engaging in sexually explicit activity warrants increase in sentence by two levels. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Aug. 23, 2001
Tillema v. Long
Period for filing federal habeas petition is tolled during pendency of state challenge of judgment regardless of whether same claims are asserted. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Aug. 23, 2001
U.S. v. Willie
Court properly applies both force and age sentence enhancements where victim of sexual assault is under 12 years old. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Aug. 23, 2001
U.S. v. Suitor
Evidence supported sentence enhancements for conspiracy leader. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Aug. 23, 2001
U.S. v. Disney
Threat to DEA agent must have been of immediate harm to justify revocation of defendant's supervised release. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Aug. 23, 2001
U.S. v. Swanson
Two level sentence enhancement was proper where defendant obstructed justice by fleeing halfway house. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Aug. 23, 2001
People v. Turner
Prosecutor's dismissal of jurors from city with substantial black population is 'mere surrogate or proxy' for group bias. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Aug. 23, 2001
People v. Martin
Momentary or transitory handling of controlled substance for purpose of disposal is defense to possession charge. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Aug. 23, 2001
People v. Pollard
Bail bondsman has no interest in client's property purchased with embezzled funds. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Aug. 23, 2001
State of Idaho v. Horiuchi
FBI agent isn't entitled to dismissal of state criminal proceedings based on immunity when use of deadly force may have been unreasonable. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Aug. 23, 2001
U.S. v. Sesma-Hernandez
When revoking probation, court must make sufficient findings on record to identify violation and evidence supporting it. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Aug. 23, 2001
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