ERISA -- Plan can amend plan so that amendments are retroactive to earlier injuries.
Dissent, natch.
James Price v. Bd. of Trs. of the Ind. Laborer's Pension Fund
Sunday, February 17, 2013
Sixth Circuit -- USA v. Michael Peppel
When the sentencing range is in the triple digits and the actual sentence is seven days, there's a likely future remand for substantive error in sentence.
Loss correctly calculated.
USA v. Michael Peppel
Loss correctly calculated.
USA v. Michael Peppel
Sixth Circuit -- Aleksandr Yeremin v. Eric Holder, Jr.
Trafficking in False Documents is categorically a crime of moral turpitude for Immigration purposes.
Aleksandr Yeremin v. Eric Holder, Jr.
Aleksandr Yeremin v. Eric Holder, Jr.
Sixth Circuit -- USA v. Bernard Kurlemann
Concelament of a material fact does not constitute a False Statement under the statute.
Multiple challenges to Bankruptcy Court findings denied.
Sentencing court should have created a new range after acknowledging the Substantial Assistance.
USA v. Bernard Kurlemann
Multiple challenges to Bankruptcy Court findings denied.
Sentencing court should have created a new range after acknowledging the Substantial Assistance.
USA v. Bernard Kurlemann
Sixth Circuit -- USA v. Rodrigo Macias-Farias
Brady -- No error in denial of mistrial for government witness not producing in advance a written report referred to in testimony.
District court did not make necessary factual findings for Obstruction, given lack of document listing specific misstatements.
USA v. Rodrigo Macias-Farias
District court did not make necessary factual findings for Obstruction, given lack of document listing specific misstatements.
USA v. Rodrigo Macias-Farias
Sixth Circuit -- Tonia Wright v. Kathryn O'Day
Minor has standing to make procedural due process challenge to placement on offender registry, as harm happens with the listing and the question is ripe.
Tonia Wright v. Kathryn O'Day
Tonia Wright v. Kathryn O'Day
Sixth Circuit -- Douglas Coley v. Margaret Bagley
Death penalty Habeas [thou shalt not kill]
No ineffective assistance for not seeking recusal/removal of judge during penalty phase.
Harmless error in guilt phase when the prosecution shifted theory of the crime as to who actually shot the gun.
No error in not releasing Grand Jury transcript, denying severance.
Douglas Coley v. Margaret Bagley
No ineffective assistance for not seeking recusal/removal of judge during penalty phase.
Harmless error in guilt phase when the prosecution shifted theory of the crime as to who actually shot the gun.
No error in not releasing Grand Jury transcript, denying severance.
Douglas Coley v. Margaret Bagley
Sixth Circuit -- Kia Motors America, Inc. v. Glassman
Where a car dealership contracts with a manufacturer under a state regulatory scheme limiting the proximity of dealerships, subsequent modification of the regulatory scheme is neither retroactively applied to the contractual agreement nor retroactively directly applied to the parties.
Kia Motors America, Inc. v. Glassman
Kia Motors America, Inc. v. Glassman
Sixth Circuit -- Columbia Gas Transmission, LLC v. Kanwal Singh
No Federal Question in controversy over gas pipeline easement -- the Federal statute doesn't create a private right f action, and the state question doesn't involve a significant federal interest.
Columbia Gas Transmission, LLC v. Kanwal Singh
Columbia Gas Transmission, LLC v. Kanwal Singh
Fifth Circuit -- USA v. Arnoldo Gonzalez-Garcia
Physical fruits of Miranda violation not suppressable under Edwards.
Use of unwarned statment to obtain subsequent consent not always coercicive -- holistic multifactor test.
USA v. Arnoldo Gonzalez-Garcia
Use of unwarned statment to obtain subsequent consent not always coercicive -- holistic multifactor test.
USA v. Arnoldo Gonzalez-Garcia
Fifth Circuit -- USA v. Jesse Gutierrez
Approval of involuntary medication of deft in order to stand trial.
No need for BOP Haring Officer to directly order the medication -- factual finding that it is indicated is sufficient.
Inability to replicate on the stand the mens rea at time of alleged crime is not a defense to involuntary medication.
USA v. Jesse Gutierrez
No need for BOP Haring Officer to directly order the medication -- factual finding that it is indicated is sufficient.
Inability to replicate on the stand the mens rea at time of alleged crime is not a defense to involuntary medication.
USA v. Jesse Gutierrez
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