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Case #	Name	Category	Court	Judge	Published
S061678	People v. Benson Crime of 'burglary' is not restricted to theft-related burglaries, but applies to all burglaries.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 23, 1999
95-99023	Gretzler v. Stewart No due process violation for not appointing independent psychiatrist to aid capital defendant's insanity defense.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 23, 1999
96-0295	U.S. v. McCrickard Amendment giving magistrates authority to try minor offenses without defendant's consent is constitutional.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 23, 1999
95-30018	U.S. v. Arteaga For money-laundering, customer provided information on telegraph carrier's form is admissible against defendant-declarant.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 23, 1999
B100137	People v. Marzet Enhancement for narcotics offense within school zone applies to conspiracy conviction if overt acts near school.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 23, 1999
B099922	People v. Howard Joyriding is specific intent crime requiring finding of unpermitted taking for temporary use or operation.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 23, 1999
B103529	People v. Glenn Government has right to relitigate suppression motion a second time regardless of when it was granted.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 23, 1999
E016327	People v. Milosavljevic Prior assault conviction justifies sentencing enhancement although original sentencing court stayed term for assault enhancement.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 23, 1999
D026379	People v. Amwest Surety Insurance Co. Court doesn't lose jurisdiction to declare forfeiture by not doing so at defendant's first nonappearance.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 23, 1999
B102453	People v. Rose Aider and abettor isn't entitled to reduction of convictions to misdemeanors despite perpetrator's misdemeanor conviction.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 23, 1999
B100300	People v. Santiago Physically-abused child's consent to police entry into home and gathering of evidence is valid.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 23, 1999
B099657	People v. Bierman Defendant gets resentencing if pre-'Romero' record is silent on court's discretion to strike prior conviction.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 23, 1999
E017926	People v. Horejs Officer has the right and the duty to determine why car is weaving in unmarked lane.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 23, 1999
A072329	People v. Chandler Court's consideration of trustworthiness of evidence of victim's prior sexual conduct is harmless error.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 23, 1999
A072760	People v. Mowatt Hunting knife doesn't qualify as 'dirk or dagger' under statute prohibiting possession of concealed weapon.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 23, 1999
S055400	People v. Macias Minor's statements at juvenile hearing are admissible for sole purpose of impeachment at defendant's trial.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 23, 1999
96-10255	U.S. v. Solano-Godines Presentation of false identification doesn't support enhancement for obstruction of justice after illegal re-entry conviction.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 23, 1999
96-30035	U.S. v. Beydler Hearsay exception for statements against penal interest doesn't apply to information given for leniency exchange.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 23, 1999
95-50361	U.S. v. Mathews Upward departure in sentencing resulting in greater sentence than conviction of additional crimes distorts guidelines.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 23, 1999
95-50472	U.S. v. Nevarez-Castro Competency hearing is required after medical facility reports defendant, committed for incompetency, can stand trial.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 23, 1999
96-16950	Perez v. Marshall Sole defense holdout juror can be dismissed for emotional incapacity to deliberate.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 23, 1999
96-10398	U.S. v. Schiller No double jeopardy from federal drunken driving prosecution after suspension of military driving privileges.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 23, 1999
B097732	People v. Williams Double jeopardy doesn't bar defendant from facing second trial after first trial ends in mistrial.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 23, 1999
95-15772	Pollard v. White Missing malice instruction doesn't undermine second-degree murder after mistaken identity defense and intentional shooting finding.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 23, 1999
96-35793	U.S. v. Check No. 25128 In The Amount Of $58,64.11 Federal government gets forfeiture of city check representing money given to DEA from unlawful drug seizure.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 23, 1999
95-30393	U.S. v. Calozza Enhancement to determine base of grouped offenses and enhance other grouped offenses is impermissible double counting.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 23, 1999
G015833	People v. Peoples Attorney cannot represent her brother accused of assaulting father of her children who were witnesses.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 22, 1999
95-30230 and 95-30236	U.S. v. Lopez Under Sentencing Guidelines, conspiracy and money-laundering convictions of drug trafficker should be grouped.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 22, 1999
S056513	People v. Montero Vehicle asportation after victim dispossession isn't required element of carjacking.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 22, 1999
E018206	People v. Johns Molested child can testify with mother sitting next to him without violating defendant's confrontation right.	Criminal Law and Procedure			Jun. 22, 1999