MB is still working under diminished resources -- apologies, but 8, 9, 10, 11 DC & FED skipped today. Ciao.
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Monday, March 04, 2013
Seventh Circuit -- Juana Sanchez v. Prudential Pizza,
In Rule 68 motion "claims for relief" do not necessarily include fees.
Juana Sanchez v. Prudential Pizza,
Juana Sanchez v. Prudential Pizza,
Seventh Circuit -- Caterpillar Financia v. Peoples Nat
Posner quotes "As You Like It," writes secured transactions opinion -- viz:
Two creditors claimed an interest, second one held a good note subordinating a third's interest -- but that note subordinated the holder's interest to the other original creditor. So it's arguing for partial subordination. Incidental arguments on PMSI and SIV fall by the wayside. No partial subordination, says Posner, since a note holding that the priority order is ABC can't result in a priority order of BAC or BCA , even given lost quarto suggesting BAC.
Caterpillar Financia v. Peoples Nat
Two creditors claimed an interest, second one held a good note subordinating a third's interest -- but that note subordinated the holder's interest to the other original creditor. So it's arguing for partial subordination. Incidental arguments on PMSI and SIV fall by the wayside. No partial subordination, says Posner, since a note holding that the priority order is ABC can't result in a priority order of BAC or BCA , even given lost quarto suggesting BAC.
Caterpillar Financia v. Peoples Nat
Sixth Circuit -- Juana Villegas v. The Metro. Gov't of Nashville
8th Amendment claim for being shackled during childbirth -- summary judgment for plaintiff reversed, remanded.
Juana Villegas v. The Metro. Gov't of Nashville
Juana Villegas v. The Metro. Gov't of Nashville
Sixth Circuit -- Sarunas Abraitis v. USA
Tax -- although the administrative exhaustion requirement is not jurisdictional, claim is waived for not being raised in District Court, and because this particular deadline is not subject to equitable tolling.
Sarunas Abraitis v. USA
Sarunas Abraitis v. USA
Sixth Circuit -- Dwayne Ballinger, Jr. v. John Prelesnik
Habeas -- District Court erred in holding evidentiary hearing, as state Habeas had resolved the issue on its merits.
Dwayne Ballinger, Jr. v. John Prelesnik
Dwayne Ballinger, Jr. v. John Prelesnik
Fourth Circuit -- US v. Robert Mann
Crack/cocaine sentencing adjustment. Court did not err in interpreting it's earlier findings of fact.
US v. Robert Mann
US v. Robert Mann
Fourth Circuit -- Scott Andochick v. Ronald Byrd
ERISA does not preempt post-distribution suits for proceeds against fiduciaries. (Here, to get previously declined funds as part of marital settlement.)
Scott Andochick v. Ronald Byrd
Scott Andochick v. Ronald Byrd
Second Circuit -- McMillan v. City of New York
Reversal of dismissal of ADA claim -- arriving late to work might be a reasonable accomodation, given plaintiff's prescribed meds.
McMillan v. City of New York
McMillan v. City of New York
Second Circuit -- County of Erie v. Colgan Air, Inc.
County barred from plane-crash cleanup reimbursement under 'free public services' doctrine.
County of Erie v. Colgan Air, Inc.
County of Erie v. Colgan Air, Inc.
Second Circuit -- United States v. Nouri
No plain error in post-Skilling fraud instruction that didn't limit honest services to bribes & kickbacks.
Same with including honest services element in instruction for securities fraud.
Court correctly instructed on finding fiduciary obligations.
No error in denial of deft's requested instruction distinguishing "incidental to" / "in connection with."
Sufficient evidence, sentence reasonable.
United States v. Nouri
Same with including honest services element in instruction for securities fraud.
Court correctly instructed on finding fiduciary obligations.
No error in denial of deft's requested instruction distinguishing "incidental to" / "in connection with."
Sufficient evidence, sentence reasonable.
United States v. Nouri
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