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6 opinions for “Blackburn v. Monterey County Jail”
Spence v. Sheetspublic domain
675 F.Supp.2d 792 (2009) Vernon SPENCE, Petitioner, v. Michael SHEETS, Warden, Respondent. Case No. 2:08-cv-377. United States District Court, S.D. Ohio, Eastern Division. December 18, 2009. *796 Vernon Spence, Chillicothe, OH, pro se. Diane Duemmel Mallory, Ohio Attorney General, Columbus, OH, for Respondent.
Danny Gene Fritchie v. D. J. McCarthy Superintendentpublic domain
PALMIERI, District Judge: The petitioner-appellant in this habeas corpus action, having previously been acquitted of murder in Florida in 1970' by reason of insanity, is currently serving a life sentence in a California state prison pursuant to a 1974 conviction in Los Angeles for first degree murder and armed robbery. He appeals from the denial of his petition brought in the Cent
People v. Sapppublic domain
2 Cal.Rptr.3d 554 (2003) 73 P.3d 433 31 Cal.4th 240 The PEOPLE, Plaintiff and Respondent, v. John SAPP, Defendant and Appellant. No. S023628. Supreme Court of California. July 31, 2003. As Modified on Denial of Rehearing October 15, 2003. Certiorari Denied April 26, 2004.
Gates v. Superior Courtpublic domain
*487Opinion TURNER, P. J. I. Introduction Defendants, Daryl F. Gates, Matthew Hunt, Ronald Frankel, Ronald Banks, Paul Jefferson, and Bob Hansohn, all former or present senior commanders in the Los Angeles Police Department,1 seek a writ of mandate to compel the respondent court to sustain a demurrer to
People v. Remiropublic domain
Opinion PUGLIA, P. J. Defendants were convicted of the first degree murder of Oakland School Superintendent Marcus Foster and the attempted murder of Foster’s deputy superintendent Robert Blackburn. The trial was lengthy, the record is voluminous and the contentions are numerous. For reasons which will appear, we shall affirm the judgment as to defendant Remiro and reverse as to defendant Little.
United States v. Ben Lee Basey, Armando Jose Lopez, and Oscar Quirarte Ponce, Defendantspublic domain
GARWOOD, Circuit Judge: Three defendants appeal their convictions, following a joint jury trial, on charges that they conspired to possess more than fifty kilograms of marihuana with the intent to distribute it, and individual charges of drug possession. Appellant Ben Lee Basey (Basey) was stopped by law enforcement officers investigating a burglary in an isolated, rural area of Burnet County, Texas. Basey claims that the