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Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Federal Circuit -- SOVERAIN SOFTWARE V NEWEGG
Federal Circuit -- REXNORD INDUSTRIES V KAPPOS
DC Circuit -- Americans for Safe Access v. DEA
Disabled veteran has standing to challenge agency denial of rescheduling of MJ from being a Class One drug. On merits, agency action, while possibly a bummer, dude, was not arbitrary/capricious.
Americans for Safe Access v. DEA
Americans for Safe Access v. DEA
DC Circuit -- TC Ravenswood, LLC v. FERC
DC Circuit -- Sierra Club v. EPA
Challenge to rulemaking under Clean Air Act. Agency, Plaintiff, and Intervenor all asking for different things.
Sierra Club v. EPA
Sierra Club v. EPA
DC Circuit -- Honeywell International, Inc. v. EPA
Eleventh Circuit -- Norman Merle Grim, Jr. v. Secretary, Florida Department of Corrections
Habeas challenge to bench findings of aggrivating factors for capital sentence. Upheld, as the basis for the findings was a jury conviction/recommendation. Aggrivating factors not clearly specified in indictment -- not unconstitutional as a violation of clear Scotus holdings, as there are no clear Scotus holdings.
[thou shalt not kill. -MB]
Norman Merle Grim, Jr. v. Secretary, Florida Department of Corrections
[thou shalt not kill. -MB]
Norman Merle Grim, Jr. v. Secretary, Florida Department of Corrections
Ninth Circuit -- ALASKA SURVIVAL V. STB
NEPA challenge to STB action -- (1) challenge permitted under ICCTA but (2) agency upheld.
ALASKA SURVIVAL V. STB
ALASKA SURVIVAL V. STB
Eighth Circuit -- John Williams v. United States
Recent SCOTUS holdings on ineffective assistance at the plea stage have not changed the law for purposes of Habeas.
John Williams v. United States
Seventh Circuit -- John Doe v. Prosecutor, Marion Co.
State ban on registered offenders' use of social networking sites unconstitutional.
John Doe v. Prosecutor, Marion Co.
John Doe v. Prosecutor, Marion Co.
Seventh Circuit -- Anthony Smith v. John Wilson
For title VI action, finding that the injury would have occurred even absent the manifest discriminatory actions = judgment for deft.
Anthony Smith v. John Wilson
Anthony Smith v. John Wilson
Seventh Circuit -- Charles Adams v. Raintree Vacation
Brief per curiam denial of en banc with some additional holdings as to facts.
Charles Adams v. Raintree Vacation
Charles Adams v. Raintree Vacation
Fifth Circuit -- Ergon-West Virginia, Inc. v. Dynegy Marketing
Contract did not require counterparty to cover during force majure event.
Ergon-West Virginia, Inc. v. Dynegy Marketing
Ergon-West Virginia, Inc. v. Dynegy Marketing
Fourth Circuit -- UBS Financial Services, Incorporated v. Carilion Clinic
Participants in bond issue have duty to arbitrate under FINRA.
UBS Financial Services, Incorporated v. Carilion Clinic
UBS Financial Services, Incorporated v. Carilion Clinic
Fourth Circuit -- Dawn Brown v. Town of Cary
Third Circuit -- Robert Zimmerman v. Norfolk Southern Corporation
Antitrust -- whether Plaintiff had standing due to injury as participant in relevant market.
Robert Zimmerman v. Norfolk Southern Corporation
Robert Zimmerman v. Norfolk Southern Corporation
Third Circuit -- Robert Zimmerman v. Norfolk Southern Corporation
The degree to which Federal railrioad legislation preempts state tort claims.
Robert Zimmerman v. Norfolk Southern Corporation
Robert Zimmerman v. Norfolk Southern Corporation
Second Circuit -- Bakoss v. Lloyds of London
As the FAA doesn't define the term "arbitration," courts should look to federal common law to define the term.
Bakoss v. Lloyds of London
Bakoss v. Lloyds of London
First Circuit -- US v. Flores-Machicote
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