CA Unpub Decisions

A decision regarding first degree robbery, assault with force likely to produce great bodily injury, false imprisonment by violence, making criminal threats and dissuading a witness.Court rejects the erred in giving instructions on the criminal liability of an accomplice argument.

Contentions as to violation of Miranda rights and coerced a false confession were rejected convicted for first degree murder.

A decision regarding first degree robbery of elderly victims and second degree robbery.

A decision regarding first degree murder, attempted murder and gang enhancement allegations that a principal used a firearm in the commission of the offenses.

A decision regarding determining to be a mentally disordered offender and committing to the Department of Mental Health for treatment.

Where trial is for possessing marijuana in prison. At trial, counsel admitted to the court he had failed to interview two witnesses whose testimony would call into question whether defendant had knowledge of the narcotic nature of the substance he possessed. Finding counsel's performance prejudicially deficient, Court reversed the judgment.

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Plaintiff and appellant suit against defendant and respondent to quiet title to an easement and claimed they had to pass over and use respondent's property. The trial court correctly ruled that the Easement Agreement created an easement and not a license. The trial court erred, however, by ruling that the easement was appurtenant to defendant and respondent's property.

A decision regarding battery causing serious bodily injury and assault by means of force likely to produce great bodily injury with special findings by the jury that Appellant had personally inflicted great bodily injury during the commission of the offenses.

A decision regarding assault by means of force likely to produce great bodily injury with the finding of personally inflicting great bodily injury.

A decision regarding possessing methamphetamine and motion to suppress illegally seized evidence.

A criminal law decision regarding possession of cocaine.

A decision as to motion to suppress evidence; possession of a firearm by a felon and was sentenced to two years in state prison. Appellant contends the firearm discovered during a parole search of his residence was the fruit of an illegal detention and should have been suppressed, Court rejected the contention.

A decision regarding assault by means likely to produce great bodily injury.