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1. Misrepresentation As Affecting Validity of Trademark, 19 LRA 52 (1893)
2. Protection of Cigar Makers' Trade Union Labels or Trademarks, 29 LRA 200 (1896)
3. Right of State to Confiscate Cigarettes Imported for Personal Use, 4 LNS 528 (1906)
4. Sufficiency of Identity of Part of Larger Lot of Tobacco Sold, 26 LNS 32 (1910)
5. Constitutionality of Laws Prohibiting Carrying on of Employments or Occupations Upon Certain Premises, 44 LNS 46 (1913)
Matter of Jacobs, 33 Hun 374; 2 NY Cr 346 (Oct 1884) aff'd 2 NY Cr 539; 98 NY 98; 50 Am Rep 636 (20 Jan 1885) (issue of banning cigarette manufacture in tenements)
6. Prohibition or Regulation of the Manufacture, Sale, or Importation of Cigarettes, 51 LNS 562 (1914)
7. Effect on Rights of Innocent Persons of Confiscation of Tobacco Under Internal Revenue Laws, LRA 1916E, 353 (1916)
8. Tobacco As A Family Expense or Necessary Within Statute Rendering Wife or Her Property Liable Therefor, LRA 1917F, 863 (1917)
9. Prohibition or Regulation of the Manufacture, Sale, or Importation of Cigarettes, LRA 1918B, 988 (1918)
10. Workmen's Compensation: Compensation to Workmen Injured Through Smoking, 5 ALR 1521 (1920) (See worker compensation cases).
11. Annotation: Nuisance Resulting from Smoke Alone as Subject for Injunctive Relief, 6 ALR 1574 (1920) (Details)
12. Liability of Master for Damage to Person or Property Due to Servant's Smoking, 13 ALR 997 (1921)
13. Constitutionality of Anti-Cigarette Legislation, 20 ALR 926 (1922) (See also related cases)
The ALR continued by citing older court cases contrary to the Supreme Court's pro-health Austin v State of Tennessee decision, thus deemed overruled:
Re Minor, 5 Inters Com Rep 329; 69 F 233 (W Va, 10 July 1895)
Iowa v McGregor, 76 F 956 (ND Iowa, 23 July 1896)
Sawrie v Tennessee, 82 F 615 (MD Tenn, 30 Sep 1897)
State v Goetze, 43 W Va 495; 27 SE 225; 64 Am St Rep 871 (24 April 1897)
Blaufield v State, 103 Tenn 593; 53 SW 1090 (20 Nov 1899)).
The ALR continued by citing liquor cases, upholding advertising bans, State v J. P. Bass Pub Co, 104 Me 288; 71 A 894; 20 LRA (NS) 495 (15 July 1908); State ex rel. West v State Capitol Co, 24 Okla 252; 103 P 1021 (13 July 1909); and Black v Delaye, 193 Ala 500; 68 So 993; LRA 1915E, 640 (13 May 1915)
Other cases in the ALR are:
State v Heidenhain, 42 La Ann 483; 7 So 621; 21 Am St Rep 388 (21 April 1890) (second hand smoke (TTS) ban case pursuant to tobacco's then-known adverse effects, to protect in public travel, the right to fresh and pure air)
City of Zion v Behrens, 262 Ill 510; 104 NE 836 (21 Feb 1914)
Post Printing & Publishing Co v Brewster, Atty Gen of Kansas, 246 F 321 (D Kan, 8 Dec 1917)
Re Paul, 94 NY 497 (1884) (issue of ban tobacco manufacture in rooms and apartments)
United Cigar Stores v Stewart, 144 Ga 724; 87 SE 1034 (1916) (issue of $200 license fee to sell tobacco)
Matter of Jacobs, 33 Hun 374; 2 NY Cr 346 (Oct 1884) on app 2 NY Cr 539; 98 NY 98; 50 Am Rep 636 (20 Jan 1885) (issue of ban on cigarette manufacture in tenements)
State v Lowry, 166 Ind 372; 77 NE 728; 4 LRA (NS) 528; 9 Ann Cas 350 (26 April 1906)
Hershberg v City of Barbourville, 142 Ky 60; 133 SW 985 (3 Feb 1911)
State v Olson, 26 ND 304; 144 NW 661; LRA 1918B, 975 (29 Nov 1913) app dism 245 US 676; 38 S Ct 13; 62 L Ed 542 (17 Oct 1917) (snuff rules, referencing concern of adulteration of tobacco by adding opium)
14. Liability of Master for Damage to Person or Property Due to Servant's Smoking, 31 ALR 294 (1924)
15. Smoking As Ground for Expulsion or Suspension of Pupil, 33 ALR 1180 (1924)
16. Cigarette Tax Constitutionality, 62 ALR 105 (Dec 1929)
17. Right to Refuse License for Sale of Cigarettes or Cigarette Papers to Applicant Who Meets Prescribed Conditions, 86 ALR 792 (1933)
18. Seller's Duty to Test or Inspect As Affecting His Liability, 6 ALR2d 12 (1949)
19. Liability of Manufacturer or Seller of Tobacco Product for Injury Caused Thereby, 80 ALR 2d 681 (1961) (See dangerous tobacco cases).
20. Manufacturer's Duty to Test or Inspect as Affecting His Liability for Product-caused Injury, 6 ALR3d 91 § 10[a] (issue of duty to test for cancer from cigarettes), p 126 (April 1966)
21. Products Liability: Strict Liability in Tort, 13 ALR3d 1057 § 6[d] (1967) (See 63 Am Jur 2d Product Liability § 528, etc.)
22. Overvaluation in Proof of Loss of Property Insured As Fraud Avoiding Fire Insurance Policy, 16 ALR3d 774, § 17[b], 19[b] (1967)
23. Termination by Principal of Distributorship Contract Containing No Express Provision for Termination, 19 ALR3d 196, § 6[b], 11, 24[b], 25 (1968)
24. Master's Liability for Injury to or Death of Person, or Damage to Property, Resulting from Fire Allegedly Caused by Servant's Smoking, 20 ALR 3d 893 (1968) repl 13 ALR 997 and 31 ALR 294 (See fire data)
Minamayer Corp v Paper Mill Suppliers, Inc, 297 F Supp 524 (D Pa, 14 Feb 1969) (§ 3b)
Tomlinson v Sharpe, 224 NC 177; 37 SE2d 498 (20 March 1946) (§ 3b)
Herr v Simplex Paper Box Corp, 330 Pa 129; 198 A 309 (31 March 1938) (§ 3b)
Adams v Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co, 295 F 586 (CA 4, SC, 5 Feb 1924) (§ 3b)
Kelly v Louisiana Oil Refining Co, 167 Tenn 101; 66 SW2d 997 (13 Jan 1934) (§ 3b)
Shuck v Carney, 22 Tenn App 125; 118 SW2d 896 (24 Nov 1937) (§ 3b)
Dobson v Don January Roofing Co, 392 SW2d 153; 20 ALR3d 887 (Tex Civ App, 3 June 1965) aff'd 394 SW2d 790 (Tex, 13 Oct 1965) (§ 3b)
Feeney v Standard Oil Co, 58 Cal App 587; 209 P 85 (20 July 1922) (§ 3b)
Yore v Pacific Gas & Electric Co, 99 Cal App 81; 277 P 878 (21 May 1929) (§ 3b)
DeMirjian v Ideal Heating Corp, 112 Cal App 2d 251; 246 P2d 51 (17 July 1952) (§ 3b)
Heard v Flannagan, 10 Victoria Law Rpts 1 (1884) (fire case) (§ 3b)
Williams v Jones 3 Hurlst & C 256; 159 Eng Rep 528; 13 ALR 989 (Crt of Exchequer, 11 June 1864) (fire case) aff'd 3 Hurlst & C 602; 159 Eng Rep 668 (Exchequer Chamber, 7 Feb 1865) (§ 3b)
Century Insurance Co v Northern Ireland Road Transport Board, [1942] AC 509 (HL); 1 All Eng 491 (4 Feb 1942) (§ 3b)
Hurley Pickett Lake Farms, Inc v Sullivan and Jones, 245 Ark 709; 434 SW2d 88 (25 Nov 1968) (§ 4a)
Lindley v McKay, 201 Ark 675; 146 SW2d 545 (13 Jan 1941) (§ 4a)
Marrier v St. Paul, M & M Ry Co, 31 Minn 351; 17 NW 952 (5 Jan 1884) (cites cigarette-causing fire analogy) (§ 4a)
Iandorio v Kriss & Senko Enterprises, Inc, 329 Pa Super 624; 488 A2d 1169 (7 Dec 1984) on app 512 Pa 392; 517 A2d 530 (17 Nov 1986) (§ 4a)
Merritt v United States, 332 F2d 397 (CA 1, Massachusetts, 1 June 1964) (military sergeant renting private home, caused fire, smoking in bed) (§ 4b)
Kerr v Hudson Hotel Co, 204 Miss 396; 37 So 2d 630 (22 Nov 1948) (smoking-caused hotel fire case) (§ 4b)
Meredith v Ringling Bros Barnum & Bailey Combined Shows, Inc, 321 F2d 107 (CA 6, Ohio, 31 July 1963) (issue of smoking-caused circus fire) (§ 4b)
Keyser Canning Co v Klots Throwing Co, 94 W Va 346; 118 SE 521 (26 June 1923) (fire case, court recommended firing the smoker causing it) (§ 4b)
Maloney Tank Mfg Co v Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp, 49 F2d 146 (CA 10, 30 March 1931) (oil company fire caused by employees' smoking on the job) (§ 5b)
George v Bekins Van & Storage Co, 33 Cal 2d 834; 205 P2d 1037 (13 May 1949). SCB: 196 P2d 637 (§ 5)
Jefferson v Derbyshire Farmers, Ltd, [1920] All Eng 129; 2 KB 281; 13 ALR 989 (3 Feb 1921) (§ 5)
Williams v Jones 3 Hurlst & C 256; 159 Eng Rep 528; 13 ALR 989 (Crt of Exchequer, 11 June 1864) (fire case) aff'd 3 Hurlst & C 602; 159 Eng Rep 668 (Exchequer Chamber, 7 Feb 1865) (§ 5)
Century Insurance Co v Northern Ireland Road Transport Board, [1942] AC 509 (HL); 1 All Eng 491 (4 Feb 1942) (§ 5)
Wood v Saunders, 228 App Div 69; 238 NYS 571 (10 Jan 1930) on app 228 App Div 705; 239 NYS 768 (22 Jan 1930) on app 255 NY 594; 175 NE 327 (6 Jan 1931) (gas station fire caused by smoker smoking while refueling) (§ 5)
Bluestein v Scoparino, 277 App Div 534; 100 NYS 2d 577 (21 Nov 1950) (issue of smoker setting fire to factory, though forbidden to smoke on the job) (§ 5)
Allen v Posternock, 107 Pa Super 332; 163 A 336 (16 Dec 1932) (fire case; beauty salon smoker injured customer, by smoking while using flammable chemicals, violating employer no-smoking rule) (§ 5)
Tomlinson v Sharpe, 224 NC 177; 37 SE2d 498 (20 March 1946) (§ 5)
United States Lighterage Corp v Petterson Lighterage & Towing Corp., 45 F Supp 754 (D NY, 11 June 1942) (issue of stevedores' smoking with cargo damaged as a result) on app 142 F2d 197 (CA 2, NY, 26 April 1944) (§ 6)
Triplett v Western Public Service Co, 128 Neb 835; 260 NW 387 (26 April 1935) (prairie fire caused by workers' smoking) on recon 129 Neb 799; 263 NW 229 (8 Nov 1935) (§ 6)
Palmer v Keene Forestry Ass'n, 80 NH 68; 112 A 798 (1 Feb 1921) (smoking-caused fire case) (§ 6)
Allen v Posternock, 107 Pa Super 332; 163 A 336 (16 Dec 1932) (fire case; beauty salon smoker injured customer, by smoking while using flammable chemicals, violating employer no-smoking rule) (§ 6)
Keyser Canning Co v Klots Throwing Co, 94 W Va 346; 118 SE 521 (26 June 1923) (fire case, court recommended firing the smoker causing it) (§ 6)
Kelly v Louisiana Oil Refining Co, 167 Tenn 101; 66 SW2d 997 (13 Jan 1934) ) (§ 6)
Yore v Pacific Gas & Electric Co, 99 Cal App 81; 277 P 878 (21 May 1929) (§ 6)
Herr v Simplex Paper Box Corp, 330 Pa 129; 198 A 309 (31 March 1938) (§ 6)
Shuck v Carney, 22 Tenn App 125; 118 SW2d 896 (24 Nov 1937) (§ 6)
Albany Insurance Co v Holberg, 166 F2d 311 (CA 8, Minn, 1 March 1948) (§ 7)
Knecht v Castleman River Railroad Co, 25 F Supp 650 (D Pa, 9 April 1938) and app 25 F Supp 652 (D Pa, 16 Nov 1938) on app 104 F2d 677 (CA 3, Pa, 12 June 1939). SCB: 25 F Supp 650, 652 (§ 7)
George v Bekins Van & Storage Co, 33 Cal 2d 834; 205 P2d 1037 (13 May 1949). SCB: 196 P2d 637 (§ 8)
Feeney v Standard Oil Co, 58 Cal App 587; 209 P 85 (20 July 1922) (§ 8)
Bluestein v Scoparino, 277 App Div 534; 100 NYS 2d 577 (21 Nov 1950) (issue of smoker setting fire to factory, though forbidden to smoke on the job) (§ 8)
Yore v Pacific Gas & Electric Co, 99 Cal App 81; 277 P 878 (21 May 1929) (§ 8)
Kerr v Hudson Hotel Co, 204 Miss 396; 37 So 2d 630 (22 Nov 1948) (smoking-caused hotel fire case) (§ 8)
Feeney v Standard Oil Co, 58 Cal App 587; 209 P 85 (20 July 1922) (§ 9)
George v Bekins Van & Storage Co, 33 Cal 2d 834; 205 P2d 1037 (13 May 1949). SCB: 196 P2d 637 (§ 9)
Bluestein v Scoparino, 277 App Div 534; 100 NYS 2d 577 (21 Nov 1950) (issue of smoker setting fire to factory, though forbidden to smoke on the job) (§ 9)
Allen v Posternock, 107 Pa Super 332; 163 A 336 (16 Dec 1932) (fire case; beauty salon smoker injured customer, by smoking while using flammable chemicals, violating employer no-smoking rule) (§ 9)
Keyser Canning Co v Klots Throwing Co, 94 W Va 346; 118 SE 521 (26 June 1923) (fire case, court recommended firing the smoker causing it) (§ 9)
Dye v Rule, 138 Kan 808; 28 P2d 758 (27 Jan 1934) (service station smoking-caused fire) (§ 10)
25. Bailee's Duty to Insure Bailed Property, 28 ALR3d 513 § 14, p 540 (1969)
26. Violation of Federal Constitutional Rule (Mapp v Ohio) Excluding Evidence Obtained Through Unreasonable Search or Seizure, As Constituting Reversible or Harmless Error, 30 ALR3d 128, § 8[a], 9[d]
27. Sufficiency of Warehouseman's Precautions to Protect Goods Against Fire, 42 ALR3d 908-1035, § 4[a], 23 (1972)
Barlow Upholstery & Furniture Co v Emmel, 533 P2d 900, 902 (Utah, 21 March 1975) ("allowing no smoking in the warehouse area") (Supp § 7)
U.S. v Bohannon Co, 232 F2d 756 (CA 6, Ky, 2 May 1956) (fire-destroyed tobacco) (§ 23[a], pp 1013-1015)
St. Louis Southwestern R Co v Linsey, 82 SW2d 686 (Tex Civ App, 27 April 1935) (§ 23[a], pp 1013-1015)
Merchants Wharf-Boat Ass'n v Wood, 2 So 76 (25 April 1887) (§ 23[a], pp 1013-1015)
Merchants Wharf-Boat Ass'n v Wood, 64 Miss 661 (1887) SCB: 2 So 76 (§ 23[a], pp 1013-1015)
Merchants Wharf-Boat Ass'n v Wood, 3 So 249 (5 Dec 1887) SCB: 2 So 76 (§ 23[a], pp 1013-1015)
Merchants Wharf-Boat Ass'n v Wood, 3 So 251 (5 Dec 1887) SCB: 2 So 76 (§ 23[a], pp 1013-1015)
Moore's Trucking Co v Gulf Tire & Supply Co, 18 NJ Super 467; 87 A2d 441 (10 March 1952) cert den 10 NJ 22; 89 A2d 306 (16 June 1952) (§ 23[a], pp 1013-1015)
Cole v Younger, 58 NM 211; 269 P2d 1096 (14 April 1954) (§ 23[a], pp 1013-1015)
Birk v Bremerton, 137 Wash 119; 241 P 678 (23 Dec 1925) (§ 23[a], pp 1013-1015)
Dohrmann Hotel Supply Co v Owl Transfer & Storage Co, 19 Wash 2d 522; 143 P2d 441; 149 ALR 1108 (30 Nov 1943) (§ 23[a], pp 1013-1015)
George v Bekins Van & Storage Co, 33 Cal 2d 834; 205 P2d 1037 (13 May 1949). SCB: 196 P2d 637 (§ 23[b], pp 1013-1015)
Boyles v Campbell, 420 P2d 875 (Oklahoma, 13 Sep - 25 Oct 1966) (§ 23[b], pp 1013-1015)
Alabam's Freight Co v Jiminez, 40 Ariz 18; 9 P2d 194 (21 March 1932) (§ 23[b], pp 1013-1015)
Employers Fire Ins Co v Laney & Duke Storage Warehouse Co, 392 F2d 138 (CA 5, Florida, 11 April 1968) (§ 23[b], pp 1013-1015)
Shockley v Tennyson Transfer & Storage, 76 Idaho 131; 278 P2d 795 (4 Jan 1955) (§ 23[b], pp 1013-1015)
Price & Pierce v Jarka Great Lakes Corp, 37 F Supp 939 (ED Mich, 9 April 1941) (§ 23[b], pp 1013-1015)
Brown v Sloan's Moving & Storage Co, 296 SW2d 20 (Mo, 12 Nov 1956) (§ 23[b], pp 1013-1015)
Hoerath v Sloan's Moving & Storage Co, 305 SW2d 418 (Mo, 9 Sep 1957) (§ 23[b], pp 1013-1015)
Clark v National Movers Co, 53 NJ Super 325; 147 A2d 298 (5 Jan 1959) (§ 23[b], pp 1013-1015)
Denning Warehouse Co v Widener, 172 F2d 910 (CA 10, New Mexico, 4 Feb 1949) (§ 23[b], pp 1013-1015)
28. Criminal Prosecution Based Upon Breaking Into or Taking Money or Goods From Vending Machine or Other Coin Operated Machine, 45 ALR3d 1286 (§3-7, 9-11) (1972)
State v Shore, 10 NC App 75; 178 SE2d 22 (16 Dec 1970) cert den 278 NC 105; 179 SE2d 453 (3 March 1971) (possession of tools to enter cigarette machine) (§4, p 1290; §7, p 1296)
U.S. ex rel Chiarello v Mancusi, 288 F Supp 178 (SD NY, 21 Aug 1968) (§5[c], p 1293) (habeas corpus denied to cigarette thief)
Russell v U.S., 133 App DC 77; 408 F2d 1280 (24 Jan 1969) cert den 395 US 928; 89 S Ct 1786; 23 L Ed 2d 245 (26 May 1969) (stolen hatful of cigarettes hidden under coat) (§6, p 1294; §10, p 1300)
Tierney v State, 223 Md 454; 164 A2d 916 (11 Nov 1960) (100 packages stolen) (§10, p 1300)
Neil v State, 227 Md 298; 176 A2d 338 (26 Dec 1961) (§11, p 1300)
Hudson v State, 525 P2d 1380 (Oklahoma, 1974) (evidence including loose coins in cigar box) (Supp, §13, p 121, June 1999)
29. Licenses, Validity, Construction, and Application of State Statutes Forbidding Possession, Transportation, or Sale of Unstamped or Unlicensed Cigarettes or Other Tobacco Products, 46 ALR3d 1342 (15 Nov 1972)
State v Sedacca, 252 Md 207; 249 A2d 456 (21 Jan 1969) (§3, p 1344; §4[e], p 1352)
Cornish v State, 6 Md App 167; 251 A2d 23 (4 March 1969) (§3, p 1345)
People v Asta, 337 Mich 590; 60 NW2d 472 (5 Oct 1953) (§3, p 1345; §4[d], p 1351; §5, p 1353)
People v Locricchio, 342 Mich 210; 69 NW2d 723 (14 April 1955) (§3, p 1346)
State of New Jersey v Gillman, 119 NJ Super 302; 273 A2d 617; 46 ALR3d 1337 (9 Feb 1971) (§3, p 1346)
Commonwealth v Flickinger, 165 Pa Super 95; 67 A2d 779 (15 July 1949) aff'd 365 Pa 59; 73 A2d 652 (22 May 1950) cert den 340 US 843; 71 S Ct 33; 95 L Ed 618 (9 Oct 1950) (§3, p 1346; §5, p 1353) (conviction for possession of 200 unstamped cigarettes)
Gates v Hughson, 186 Ark 348; 53 SW2d 581 (24 Oct 1932) (§4[a] p 1347)
Supervisor of Public Accounts v Twelve Cases of Smoking Tobacco, 172 So 364 (La App, 8 Feb 1937) (tax case) (§4[a] p 1348; §4[d] p 1351)
Gorman v State, 130 Tex Crim 149; 93 SW2d 1145 (5 Feb 1936) (§4[a], p 1348; §4[d], p 1351)
State v Louisiana Stores Co, Inc, 154 So 464 (La App, 4 May 1934) (§4[b], p 1348; §5, p 1353)
State v Southern Mercantile Co, Inc, 180 La 753; 157 So 551 (29 Oct 1934) (§4[b], p 1349)
N. Tilli & Sons, Inc v Commonwealth, 420 Pa 28; 215 A2d 653 (4 Jan 1966) (§4[b], p 1349; §4[c], p 1350)
State v Lagomarcino-Grupe Co, 207 Iowa 621; 223 NW 512 (5 Feb 1929) (§4[c], p 1350)
Neeld v Giroux, 24 NJ 224; 131 A2d 508 (6 May 1957) (§4[d], p 1351; §5, p 1353)
State v 483 Cases, 98 NH 180; 96 A2d 568 (5 May 1953) (§4[d], p 1353; §5, p 1353)
Pfeiffer v State, 226 Ark 825; 295 SW2d 365 (22 Oct 1956) (§5, p 1352)
Ex parte Winn, 61 Okla Crim 1; 64 P2d 927 (31 Dec 1936) (§5, p 1354)
Oklahoma Tax Commission v Citizens Band of Potawatomi Tribe of Oklahoma, 498 US 505; 111 S Ct 905; 112 L Ed 2d 1112 (26 Feb 1991) (§4[c], June 1999 Supp, p 226)
Confederated Salish & Koetena Tribes of Flathead Reservation, Montana v Moe, In and For Missoula County, 392 F Supp 1297 (D Mont, 4 Feb 1975) aff'd 425 US 463; 96 S Ct 1634; 48 L Ed 2d 96 (27 April 1976) (June 1999 Supp) (unlicnesed cigarette sales by Indians upheld)
O'Leary v Allphin, 35 Ill App 3d 223; 341 NE2d 143 (6 Nov 1975) (§4[d], June 1999 Supp, p 226)
30. Rights in Respect of Crops as Between Estate of Life Tenant and Remainderman, 47 ALR3d 784, § 5, 13 (22 Jan 1973)
31. Identification, Necessity and Sufficiency of Identification of Defendant as Manufacturer or Seller of Product Alleged to Have Caused Injury, 51 ALR3d 1344 § 3 (15 Aug 1973)
32. School's Right to Discipline Pupil for Conduct Away from School Grounds or Not Immediately Connected With School Activities, 53 ALR3d 1124, § 14 p 1145 (1973)
33. Assault and Battery: Consent as Defense to Criminal Charge, 58 ALR3d 662-667 (12 Sep 1974) (See also, "definitions" site; 46 ALR5th 813, infra; and Somerset v Stewart, 20 Howell's 1; 98 Eng Rep 499-510 (1772) against contracting self-enslavement.)
Van Vactor v State, 113 Ind 276; 15 NE 341; 1888 Ind LEXIS 34 (9 Feb 1888) (issue of a genuine alternative) (§ 2[b] p 666)
State v Beck, 19 SCL 363 (1833) (issue of a genuine alternative) (§ 2[b] p 666)
State v Lankford, 29 Del 594; 102 A 63 (1917) (rejecting consent obtained by not providing full advance disclosure, rejecting consent to cruel treatment, or infection by a loathsome disease) (§ 3 p 667)
Commonwealth v Nickerson, 87 Mass 518; 1862 Mass LEXIS 422 (Nov 1862) (rejecting consent by a minor, age 9) (§ 3 p 667)
Guarro v United States, 99 App DC 97; 237 F2d 578 (1956) (rejecting consent obtained by fraud) (§ 3 p 667)
People v Kevorkian, 447 Mich 436; 527 NW2d 714 (1994) |
34. Sufficiency of Description of Crops under UCC §§ 9-203(a)(b) and 9-402(1), 67 ALR3d 308 (31 Dec 1975)
United States v Big Z Warehouse, (DC Ga, 3 April 1970) (§ 4 p 318, § 5 p 318)
E-B Grain Co v Denton and Stephenson Tobacco Whse, Inc, 73 NC App 14; 325 SE2d 522; 40 UCCRS 1119 (19 Feb 1985) rev den 313 NC 598; 330 SE2d 608 (7 May 1985) (Aug 1999 Supp § 3[b] p 28)
Bank of Danville v Farmers Nat'l Bank, 602 SW2d 160; 29 UCCRS 1020 (Ky, 24 June 1980) (Aug 1999 Supp § 5 p 30)
Citizens Bank v Gregory's Warehouse, Inc, 297 SC 151; 375 SE2d 316 (SC App, 24 Oct 1988) (Aug 1999 Supp § 5 p 32)
35. [After Prohibition Repeal] Civil Liability of Prison or Jail Authorities for Self-Inflicted Injury or Death of Prisoner, 79 ALR3d 1210, § 3, 4[a], 5, 6[a] (20 Sep 1977)
Porter v County of Cook, 42 Ill App 3d 287; 355 NE2d 561 (7 Sep 1976) (cigarette-fire injury damages case; mentally ill smoker confined to jail with his cigarettes, burned in resultant fire, due to his hallucinating that smoke would drive away the voices he was hearing) (§ 5 p 1221)
36. When Are A Building and Its Structural Component Not Qualifying for Investment Tax Credit Under § 38 and 48(a)(1)(B) of Internal Revenue Code (26 USC § 38 and §48(a)(1)(B)), 39 ALR Fed 307, § 6 p 322 (20 Sep 1978)
37. Unfair Competition by Imitation in Sign or Design of Business Place, 86 ALR3d 884, § 12[a], 14[a], 20 (20 Sep 1978)
38. Prosecutions Based Upon Alleged Illegal Possession of Instruments to be Used in Violation of Narcotics Laws, 92 ALR3d 47 (6 July 1979)
39. Propriety of Federal Trade Commission Order Under 15 USC § 45 Applying to All Products in Broad Category, Where Commission Has Found False Advertising of Only One Product or Group of Products Sold By Part, 45 ALR Fed 612, § 10 (19 Dec 1979)
40. Validity, Construction, and Effect of Sunday Closing or Blue Laws, 10 ALR4th 246 § 3, 5[a], 11[a], 11[c], 13[b] (7 Dec 1981)
41. Wife's Liability for Necessaries Furnished to Husband, 11 ALR4th 1160, § 7, p 1174 (11 Jan 1982)
42. Leaving or Refusing Employment Because of Allergic Reaction as Affecting Right to Unemployment Compensation, 12 ALR 4th 629 (25 Feb 1982)
Alexander v California Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board, 104 Cal App 3d 97; 163 Cal Rptr 411 (1 April 1980) (p 630)
Ruckstiehl v Commonwealth, Unemployment Compensation Board of Review, 57 Pa Cmnwlth 302; 426 A2d 719 (4 March 1981) (p 635)
Billman v Sumrall, 464 So 2d 382 (La App, 26 Feb 1985) (Supp, p 162, Aug 1999)
43. Right to Unemployment Compensation As Affected by Employee's Refusal to Work in Areas Where Smoking Is Permitted, 14 ALR 4th 1234 (21 June 1982) (Smoking is not allowed on the job pursuant to the common law "right to fresh and pure air," but some employers do not comply, and employees are unaware of their right to an injunction to enforce compliance)
44. Right of Employee to Injunction Preventing Employer From Exposing Employee to Tobacco Smoke in Workplace, 37 ALR 4th 480 (23 April 1985) (See the "right to pure and fresh air.")
45. Defamation by Question, 53 ALR4th 450, § 5[c], 6[a, c] (21 April 1987)
Birch v Benton, 26 Mo 153, 155-6 (Jan Term 1858) (a slavery era case, deeming it an offense to imply a slaver preferred his slave to his wife; "I wonder when the damned scoundrel whipped his wife last"—innuendo being, at slave girl's behest!) (§ 4[c], pp 463-4)
46. Zoning, What Constitutes Incidental or Accessory Use of Property Zoned, and Primarily Used, for Residential Purposes, 54 ALR4th 1034, § 38 p 1084 (11 June 1987)
47. Civil Liability for Tobacco Sales to Minors, 55 ALR 4th 1238 (7 July 1987)
Whitworth v Fast Fare Markets of South Carolina, Inc, 289 SC 418; 338 SE2d 155; 55 ALR4th 1235 (17 Dec 1985)
48. Sufficiency of Evidence to Support Product Misuse Defense in Actions Concerning Food, Drugs, and Other Products Intended for Ingestion, 58 ALR4th 7 (31 Dec 1987)
49. Pre-Emptive Effect of OSHA, §19[b] Injunction, 88 ALR Fed 833, § 19[b] p 869 (11 July 1988)
50. Employer's Liability to Employee for Failure to Provide Work Environment Free from Tobacco Smoke, 63 ALR 4th 1021 (15 July 1988)
51. Validity, Construction, and Application of Nonsmoking Regulations, 65 ALR 4th 1205-1230 (6 Oct 1988)
Swanson v City of Tulsa, 633 P2d 1256 (Okla Crim App, 3 Sep 1981) (conviction for smoking in courthouse elevator) (§ 3[b] p 1210; § 8 p 1229)
Alford v City of Newport News, 220 Va 584; 260 SE2d 241 (21 Nov 1979) (unconstitutionality of partial smoking ban not protecting the public) (§ 3[b] p 1211; § 5[e] p 1222)
Caldwell v Quinlan, 729 F Supp 4 (D DC, 25 Jan 1990) aff'd US App DC; 923 F2d 200 (mem, 25 Jan 1991) (requesting enforcement of pure air law by regulation) (Aug 1999 Supp § 3[b] p 48)
Kelley v Johnson, 425 US 238; 96 S Ct 1440; 47 L Ed 2d 708; 11 EPD (CCH) § 10788 (1976) on remand (CA 2) 543 F2d 465 (1976) (§ 3[c] p 1211)
State v Heidenhain, 42 La Ann 483; 7 So 621; 21 Am St Rep 388 (21 April 1890) (TTS ban due to tobacco's adverse effects (§ 3[c] p 1212; § 5[d] p 1221)
Diefenthal v Civil Aeronautics Board, 681 F2d 1039 (CA 5, 6 Aug 1982) cert den 459 US 1107; 103 S Ct 732; 74 L Ed 2d 956 (10 Jan 1983) (travelers' rights case, upholding smoking ban constitutionality) (§ 4 p 1213)
Action on Smoking and Health v Civil Aeronautics Board, 226 US App DC 57; 699 F2d 1209 (28 Jan 1983) supp op on other gnds 230 US App DC 1; 713 F2d 795 (30 June 1983) later proceeding on other grounds 233 US App DC 79; 724 F2d 211 (6 Jan 1984)
(travelers' rights case affirming authority over TTS) (§ 4 p 1215)
National Ass'n of Motor Bus Owners v United States, 370 F Supp 408 (D DC, 31 Jan 1974) (travelers' rights case involving company opposition to ICC enforcement of the right to pure air protecting nonsmokers from second hand TTS) (§ 4 p 1216)
Boreali v Axelrod, Commissioner, New York State Dep't of Health, 130 App Div 2d 107; 518 NYS 2d 440; 2 IER Cases (BNA) 671; 107 LC (CCH) § 55802 (23 July 1987) aff'd 71 NY 2d 1; 523 NYS2d 464; 517 NE2d 1350; 2 IER Cases (BNA) 1213; 108 LC (CCH) § 55850 (25 Nov 1987) (verifying, pp 6-8, that second-hand smoke is dangerous) (§ 5[a] p 1218; § 5[c] p 1220)
Board of Education v Cohalan, 135 Misc 2d 358; 515 NYS 2d 691 (9 April 1987) (TTS regulation case banning smoking in schools after-hours) (§ 5[a] p 1218)
City of San Jose v Department of Health Services, 66 Cal App 4th 35; 77 Cal Rptr 2d 609 (18 Aug 1998) rev den 18 Nov 1998 (upholding local smoking control regulation) (Aug 1999 Supp § 5[a, d] p 49)
City of North Miami v Kurtz, 625 So 2d 899; 18 FLW D 2210; 8 IER Cases (BNA) 1611 (1995) rev'd 653 So 2d 1025; 10 IER Cases (BNA) 865 (Fla, 20 April 1995 reh den 5 July 1995) (upholding city regulation on not hiring smokers) (Aug 1999 Supp § 5[a, d] p 49)
Cookie's Diner v Columbus Bd. of Health, 65 Ohio Misc 2d 65; 640 NE2d 1231 (9 Aug 1994) (Aug 1999 Supp § 5[a, c] p 49) (enforcement of pure air common law) (Aug 1999 Supp § 5[a,c] p 49; § 8 p 49)
City of Zion v Behrens, 262 Ill 510; 104 NE 836; 51 LNS 562 (21 Feb 1914) (§ 5[e] p 1221)
Hershberg v City of Barbourville, 142 Ky 60; 133 SW 985; 34 LNS 141; Ann Cas 1912D, 189 (3 Feb 1911) (§ 5[e] p 1222)
Tanton v McKenney, 226 Mich 245; 197 NW 510; 33 ALR 1175 (24 March 1924) (student expelled from teaching college, due to tobacco addiction) (§ 5[f] p 1223; § 6 p 1226)
Randol v Newberg Public School Board, 23 Or App 425; 542 P2d 938 (24 Nov 1975) (school smoking ban upheld, for reasons including to prevent developing smoking as a behavior in youth, to preserve their good health)(§ 5[f] p 1223; § 6 p 1226)
Chambersburg Area School District v Com of Pennsylvania PERC, 60 Pa Cmwlth 29; 430 A2d 740 (12 June 1981) app dism 498 Pa 366; 446 A2d 603 (17 June 1982) (school can ban smoking without negotiating it) (§ 5[g] p 1224)
Commonwealth v Commonwealth, Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board, 74 Pa Cmwlth Ct 1; 459 A2d 452; 113 LRRM (BNA) 3052 (28 April 1983) (case on authority to ban TTS) (§ 5[h] p 1225)
Matter of L.M., 432 A2d 692 (DC App, 4 May 1981) (conviction of smoking on bus) (§ 7[a] p 1226)
Bollin v Kingston, 89 App Div 2d 658; 453 NYS2d 113 (8 July 1982) (rule upheld, school bus driver suspended for smoking) (§ 7[a] p 1227)
Ravreby v United Airlines, 293 NW2d 260 (Iowa, 18 June 1980) (travelers' rights case on TTS, and issue of a partial smoking ban) (§ 7[b] p 1227)
American Express Travel Related Services v Marco, 611 F Supp 938 (D SD NY, 27 June 1985) (travelers' pure-air rights case)
City of Niles v Rota, No. 3323 (Ohio App Dist 11) (arrest for smoking in theatre) (§ 8 p 1228)
McGee v Adams Paper & Twine Co, 26 App Div 2d 186; 271 NYS2d 698 (7 July 1966) motion gr 19 NY2d 673; 278 NYS2d 864; 225 NE2d 555 (16 Feb 1967) aff'd 20 NY2d 921; 286 NYS2d 274; 233 NE2d 289 (29 Nov 1967) (smoking-caused building fire, fireman came to fight the fire, death ensued, and widow's lawsuit for compensation) (§ 9 p 1229) (§ 7[b] p 1228) (§ 8 p 1228) (§ 8 p 1228) (§ 8 p 1228)
52. Products Liability: What Is an 'Unavoidably Unsafe' Product?" 70 ALR 4th 16 § 15[a] (cigarette smoking) (20 June 1989)
53. Federal Pre-emption of State Common-Law Products Liability Claims Pertaining to Tobacco Products, 97 ALR Fed 890 (23 May 1990)
54. Products Liability, Lighters and Ligher Fluid, 14 ALR 5th 47-88 (19 Aug 1993)
55. Smoking As Basis for Reduction in Damages in Personal Injury Action, 25 ALR 5th 343-390 (13 Dec 1994)
56. Search Conducted by School Official or Teacher as Violation of Fourth Amendment or Equivalent State Constitutional Provision, 31 ALR5th 229-498 §§ 11[a], 48, 52, 53[b], 54, 60, 62[a], 69, 72[a], (9 Aug 1995)
57. Smoking As Factor in Child Custody and Visitation Cases, 36 ALR 5th 377-393 (25 March 1996) (See divorce and custody cases)
Lizzio v Lizzio, 162 Misc 2d 701; 618 NYS2d 934 (New York, 1 July 1994) rev 226 App Div 2d 760; 640 NYS2d 330 (4 April 1996) (Details at ASH) (§ 2[b])
Unger v Unger, 274 New Jersey Super 532; 644 A2d 691 (29 March 1994) (Details at ASH) (this is a well-reasoned custody case; it banned smoking; cited the Shimp precedent as showing the hazard is to those all around) (§ 2b)
Cowgill v Cowgill, 1993 Delaware Family Ct LEXIS 40; 1993 WL 331912 (Del Family Ct, 19 May 1993) (§ 3)
Badeaux v Badeaux, 541 So 2d 301 (Louisiana App, 15 March 1989) (Details at ASH) (§ 3)
Wilk v Wilk, 781 SW2d 217 (Missouri App, 5 Dec 1989) (Details at ASH) (§ 3)
Roofeh v Roofeh, 138 Misc 29 889; 525 NYS2d 765 (Nassau County Family Court, Mineola, New York, 22 Feb 1988) (Details at ASH) (§ 3)
Karen Mitchell v Robert Mitchell, Appeal No. 01-A-01-9012-CV-00442, 1991 Tennessee App LEXIS 337; 1991 WL 63674 (26 April 1991) (Details at ASH) (§ 3)
Pizzitola v Pizzitola, 748 SW2d 568 (Texas App, 31 March 1988) (Details at ASH) (§ 3)
Montufar v Navot, Docket No. FM 04-0021-8789 (Sup Ct, Fam Div, Camden New Jersey, Judge Orlando, 23 July 1993)
Reeves v Reeves (Circuit Court, Kentucky, o/a 3 June 1988) (child impacted by second-hand smoke case)
Nocera v Nocera, Case No. B 89-2922 DM (Kalamazoo, Michigan, Judge John F. Foley, 29 May 1991)
Bryant/Dept of Social Services v Wakely, Appeal No. 131708 / 211708 (Michigan App, 13 June 1991)
In re Marriage of Brian T. Diddens, 255 Illinois App 3d 850; 192 Ill Dec 878; 625 NE2d 1033; 1993 Ill App LEXIS 1933 (22 Dec 1993) (Details at ASH) (§ 4) In re Marriage of Stanley, 411 NW2d 698 (Iowa, 24 June 1987) (§ 4)
Cooley v Cooley, 643 So 2d 408 (Louisiana App, 5 Oct 1994) (custody case, change in circumstances needed) (Details at ASH) (§ 4)
Tamara Helm v Mark Helm, 1993 Tennessee App LEXIS 109; 1993 WL 21983 (3 Feb 1993) (§ 2[b], 3)
Satalino v Satalino, No. 11440-86 (Nassau County Sup Court, New York, 10 Oct 1990), Trial (Feb 1991), p 82. (Details at ASH) (§ 4)
Potter v Potter, Lawyer's Weekly No. MA-2953, 3 Mich Law Weekly 1468 (1989), and Mich L W 956 (Michigan App, 24 June 1991) (§ 4)
58. Products Liability: Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products, 36 ALR 5th 541 (25 March 1996) replacing 80 ALR2d 681 (1961) (See "Tobacco Hazards and Legal Liability," 12 Am Jur POF 345, and dangerous tobacco cases)
59. Assault and Battery: Secondary Smoke As Battery, 46 ALR 5th 813 (14 April 1997) (examples of dangerous-smokers cases; see also 58 ALR3d 662-667, supra.)
60. Validity, Construction, and Application of Restrictions on the Use or Possession of Tobacco Products in Correctional Facilities, 66 ALR5th 237-268 (24 April 1999)
Reynolds v Bucks, 833 F Supp 518 (ED Pa, 1 Oct 1993) (§ 3 p 248; § 6[b] p 264)
Washington v Tinsley, 809 F Supp 504 (SD Texas, 1992) (§ 3 p 249; § 5[a] p 256; § 6[a] p 260; § 7 p 266; § 9 p 267)
Beauchamp v Sullivan, 21 F3d 789 (CA 7, 21 March 1994) (§3 p 249; § 6[a] p 260)
Grass v Sargent, 903 F2d 1206 (CA 8, 29 May 1990) (§ 3 p 250; § 5[a] p 254)
Jeffries v Reed, 631 F Supp 1212 (ED Wash, 27 March 1986) (§ 3 p 250) (Details)
Jackson v Burns, 89 F3d 850 (CA 10, 28 June 1996) (§ 3 p 250, 252; § 5[a] p 255)
Johnson v Saffle, 1998 WL 792071 (CA 10, 1998) (§ 3 p 251)
Doughty v Board of County Com'rs for County of Weld, State of Colorado, 731 F Supp 423, 424 (D Col, 5 June 1989) (§ 3, p 251; § 5[a] p 255) [Excerpt]
Elliott v Board of Weld County Com'rs, 796 P2d 71 (Colorado App, 5 July 1990) (§ 3 p 251; § 5[a] p 255; § 6[a] p 261)
Stanfield v Hay, 849 SW2d 551 (Ky App, 28 Aug and 13 Nov 1992) (§ 3 p 252; § 5[a] p 256; § 6[d] p 265)
Jarrett v Westchester County Dep't of Health, 166 Misc 2d 777; 638 NYS2d 269 (27 Feb 1995) (§ 3 p 252; § 6[a] p 261)
House of Corrections Block Representatives Comm v Creamer, 1998 WL 242663 (ED Pa, 1998) (§ 3 p 253; § 5[a] p 256; § 5[b] p 257; § 6[a] p 263; § 7 p 266)
Alley v State, 1997 WL 695590 (D Kansas, 1997) (§ 4 p 253)
State ex rel Kincaid v Parsons, 191 W Va 608; 447 SE2d 543 (14 July 1994) (§ 5[a] p 257; § 5[b] p 258)
State ex rel White v Parsons, 199 W Va 1; 483 SE2d 1; 66 ALR5th 737 (9 Dec 1996) (§ 5[a] p 257; § 5[b] p 258)
Reysack v State 440 NW2d 392 (Iowa, 17 May 1989) (§ 5[c] p 259) (Details)
Webber v Crabtree, 158 F3d 460 (CA 9, Ore, 8 Oct 1998) (§ 6[a] p 261)
Jarrett v Westchester County Dep't of Health, 169 Misc 2d 320; 646 NYS2d 2239 (24 Jan 1996) (§ 6[a] p 262; § 6[b] p 263)
Shockey v Winfield, 97 Ohio App 3d 409; 646 NE2d 911 (16 Nov 1994) (§ 6[b] p 264)
Women Prisoners of District of Columbia Dep't of Corrections v District of Columbia, 877 F Supp 634; 98 Ed Law Rep 681 (D DC, 13 Dec 1994) vacated / modified in part on other grounds 899 F Supp 659; 104 Ed Law Rep 213 (DC 1995) remanded on other grounds, 93 F3d 910; 113 Ed Law Rep 30 (CADC 1996) reh den (14 Nov 1996) cert den 117 S Ct 1552; 137 L Ed 2d 701 (1997) remanded on other grounds, 93 F3d 910; 113 Ed Law Rep 30 (CADC, 1996) (§ 6[c] p 265)
Crawford County v Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board, 659 A2d 1078 (26 May 1995) app gr 542 Pa 676; 668 A2d 1138 (1995) app dism as improvidently granted 543 Pa 482; 672 A2d 1318 (1996) (§ 10 p 268)
ALR is the abbreviation for American Law Reports. They are published by the Lawyers Cooperative Publishing Co, Rochester, New York. ALRs are like encyclopedias. They summarize the court cases on the subject to the extent that the ALR writers know it.
Warning: Unlike encyclopedia publishers, the ALR publisher does NOT have subject matter experts write the material. Instead, the ALR writers are laymen, mere attorneys who write on this subject one day, then a totally different subject another day, so the material lacks subject matter medical understanding. The lay ALR writers are simply repeating what judges said. If judges wrote decisions declaring the earth flat, the ALR writers, laymen unaware of scientific and medical facts, would simply summarize the judges' words, quite unaware of the fact that the judges' remarks were blatant nonsense. (If aware, ALR writers discreetly, prudently do not say so). If you decide to go to a law library to read the full text of the ALRs, keep this fact in mind. And remember also, on the tobacco subject, there is bribery in the legislative and judicial system, so some laws and decisions (though of course not all) being alluded to or summarized in the ALRs are flatly wrong (contrary to medical fact), and deliberately so. For example, in cases involving product liability or "smoke-free" issues, you will find that the cases, thus the summaries, almost invariably do NOT list the gateway drug aspect, the tobacco role in alcoholism, crime, and suicide, cigarettes' toxic chemicals, the synergistic combination effect of smoker addiction, mental disorder and brain damage, impairing reasoning, ethical and impulse controls, and the self-defense reflex, nor the "right to pure and fresh air, nor standard court precedents on poisoning and murder. As in the Galileo flat earth case, most legislators and judges generally prefer to spout off, mouth off, their own personal idiosyncratic ideas and bizarre notions, as they feel it is a "constraint" to be forced to confine themselves to scientific or medical fact, even when cited in the scientific or medical literature for centuries! (There are exceptions, competent-educated-honest legislators and judges, but they are rare, so rare that I have never found a case where a law or judge cited a herein-listed aspect, e.g., smoker mental disorder, in the above-cited detail, although sometimes, as a matter almost of coincidence, correct decisions are issued, superficially making a sentence or two allusion to some medical fact of the above type). To learn the truth, pursuant to medical fact as distinct from judicial fiction, read medical journals and books. And click on the links offering more data wherever provided above. |
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