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Appellate Law & Practice: Another thing the Victims Rights Industry is Silent About
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Appellate Law and Practice. A blog devoted to appellate law and advocacy. Laquo; CA1: proper punishment for a stalker that refused to retain a lawyer before not paying taxes. CA1: Drinking and driving isn’t accepting responsibility ». December 05, 2008. Another thing the Victims Rights Industry is Silent About. Now, it comes as no shock the Victims Rights Industry doesn’t care too much about two things. 1) Qualified Immunity; and 2) lying cops. Now, most people know that cops lie. Some departments li...
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Appellate Law & Practice: CA1: Drinking and driving isn’t accepting responsibility
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Appellate Law and Practice. A blog devoted to appellate law and advocacy. Laquo; Another thing the Victims Rights Industry is Silent About. CA1: no preemption where no conflict just assistance ». December 08, 2008. CA1: Drinking and driving isn’t accepting responsibility. US v Jordan, No. 08-1432 (12/5/08). The defendant committed some criminal acts while out on bail namely drinking and driving. At sentencing, the District Court denied an offense level reduction under 3E1.1. Posted by S. COTUS. CA1: prop...
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Appellate Law & Practice: CA1: large law firm loses case on behalf of client
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Appellate Law and Practice. A blog devoted to appellate law and advocacy. Laquo; CA1: It’s official. Everything is mail fraud. Giving it up. ». December 08, 2008. CA1: large law firm loses case on behalf of client. 0160;US Securities and Exch v. Tambone, No. 07-1384. But, because these are rich defendants, the First pours a lot of type into it. However, I am just going to copy and paste from the SEC’s public domain press release, so you can get the gist of what happened. Is the SEC’s complaint. Subscribe...
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Legislative Drafting | Legislative Law Bulletin
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Reporting the theory and practice of the law of legislation. Aug 25, 11. Detroit lost so much population between 2000 and 2010 that “more than 70 laws covering issues from racetracks to operating a health department were thrown into limbo,” reports. Detroit has 713,777 residents. These kinds of laws, known as “bracket bills” in Texas, are necessary because many state constitutions, including both Michigan’s ( art. IV, sec. 29. And Texas’s ( art. III, sec. 56. Sep 27, 08. Seems there might be some draftin...
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Or Maybe Over Easy? | Legislative Law Bulletin
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Reporting the theory and practice of the law of legislation. Or Maybe Over Easy? Sep 5, 12. 8220;It’s the end of an era for California’s much-maligned Legislature, thankfully,” the Los Angeles Times reports. As the latest two-year session just ended, “and the beginning of a more promising future” as structural reforms begin taking effect. 8220;the [legislature’s] partisan structure . . . appears unaltered by the new primary system” and also that. That state has a redistricting commission. That, at least ...
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Appellate Law & Practice: CA1: Plea waiver enforceable
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Appellate Law and Practice. A blog devoted to appellate law and advocacy. Laquo; Taft: Video. Can you say this without giggling? November 24, 2008. CA1: Plea waiver enforceable. US v Acosta-Roman, Nos. 07-1238, 07-1239. Posted by S. COTUS. On November 24, 2008 at 02:02 PM in Appellate Procedure. The comments to this entry are closed. Subscribe to this blog's feed. CA1: large law firm loses case on behalf of client. CA1: It’s official. Everything is mail fraud. On Giving it up. On Giving it up. On Public ...
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The Fourteenth Circuit: 12/15/2002 - 12/22/2002
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The Web's premier site for Supreme Court commentary and analysis. Tuesday, December 17, 2002. Our friends at the Statutory Construction Zone. Have written to call our attention to an ancient common law antecedent to the Fourteenth Circuit's writ of mandumbass, issued periodically to news outlets confusing denials of certiorari with merits adjudications. William Blackstone's Commentaries, Book I, ch. 8. Posted by CTA14 @ 1:46 PM. Supreme Court of the United States. LII Supreme Court Collection.
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The Fourteenth Circuit: 06/08/2003 - 06/15/2003
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The Web's premier site for Supreme Court commentary and analysis. Monday, June 09, 2003. Following today's five entirely uninteresting dispositions, the Supreme Court has fourteen argued cases left to be decided this Term. Here is a brief description of what is left, along with the always hazardous attempt to predict authorship based on who has written so far:. Sell v. United States. United States v. American Library Association. First Amendment challenge to condition that public libraries use Net Nanny.
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The Fourteenth Circuit: 06/20/2004 - 06/27/2004
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The Web's premier site for Supreme Court commentary and analysis. Thursday, June 24, 2004. Our sources are telling us that Theodore Olson resigned today as Solicitor General of the United States. Olson's wife Barabara was a passenger on American Airlines flight 77 when Muslin extremists crashed the plane into the Pentagon during the September 11 terrorist attacks. Posted by CTA14 @ 5:12 PM. We'll let the Associated Press's blatant partisan bias. Posted by CTA14 @ 5:04 PM. The seven remaining cases (and t...
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The Fourteenth Circuit: 05/25/2003 - 06/01/2003
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The Web's premier site for Supreme Court commentary and analysis. Friday, May 30, 2003. Commenting on Jay Nordlinger's pitch. For Justice Thomas to be nominated as the Supreme Court’s next chief justice, the American Constitution Society blasts. Justice Thomas's concurring opinion in United States v. Lopez. Posted by CTA14 @ 5:52 PM. Write-in candidates included Seventh Circuit judges Richard Posner and Frank Easterbrook, Deputy Attorney General Larry Thomson, and someone named Howard Bashman. May have b...
