Haag & Brother v. Damon Manufacturing Co.

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that because the petitioner was not at the scene of the murder and rape, his criminal conduct was not related to the prosecution
• concluding that just because there was insufficient evidence to prove a petitioner’s guilt beyond a reasonable doubt does- not, mean he or she is truly innocent for purposes of a finding of misconduct
• explaining that the plaintiffs “need merely to show that the effects 26 of [the defendant’s] conduct ‘are comparable to or the same as a violation of the law’” to state a 27 claim arising under the unfair prong
• discussing the various tests for determining whether a 24 practice is unfair under the UCL
• severing on fundamental fairness grounds where “[p]ermitting 18 joinder in this action would . . . lead to eighteen individual actions under a single caption,” 19 resulting in “judicial inefficiency, prejudice, and delay”
• “Issue preclusion attaches only to issues or questions of fact actually litigated and determined, not those that merely lurk in the record before the court.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).