Question 1

What did the Ninth Circuit decide in Cheryl Borjon v. City of Simi Valley, a Political Entity Steve Ming, as an Individual and as a Police Officer for the City of Simi Valley?

Accepted Answer

Cheryl Borjon v. City of Simi Valley, a Political Entity Steve Ming, as an Individual and as a Police Officer for the City of Simi Valley is a decision of the Ninth Circuit. Review the opinion text below for the holding.

Question 2

Is Cheryl Borjon v. City of Simi Valley, a Political Entity Steve Ming, as an Individual and as a Police Officer for the City of Simi Valley still good law?

Accepted Answer

FlawCheck shows no negative treatment for Cheryl Borjon v. City of Simi Valley, a Political Entity Steve Ming, as an Individual and as a Police Officer for the City of Simi Valley in the current circuit citation data.

Question 3

When was Cheryl Borjon v. City of Simi Valley, a Political Entity Steve Ming, as an Individual and as a Police Officer for the City of Simi Valley decided?

Accepted Answer

This case was decided on January 21, 1998.

Question 4

How do I cite Cheryl Borjon v. City of Simi Valley, a Political Entity Steve Ming, as an Individual and as a Police Officer for the City of Simi Valley?

Accepted Answer

Use the citation No. 750816 and verify it against the official reporter before filing.

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