presentence report to be prepared by the probation department.

Where plaintiffs argued defendants violated ERISA when they failed to apply forfeited Plan contributions to Plan expenses or employees’ account restoration, but the Plan did not require to first use ...

admit, in the defense case, the tape recording of Allen?s 911 call to the police as proof that he lacked any criminal intent to commit robbery. He paraphrased Allen?s statements on the 911 tape as ...

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Where a college professor failed to plead facts making its plausible that his non-selection for tenure was for discriminatory or retaliatory reasons, his suit was dismissed. The first time Madhusudan ...

A handful of jurists faced tough questions from legislators on Dec. 5 as members of the House and Senate Courts of Justice Committees evaluated trial judges seeking new terms on the bench. Thirty-nine ...

Robert P. Geary for appellant. Amy Hay Schwab, Assistant Attorney General (Jerry W. Kilgore, Attorney General, on brief), for appellee. The trial court found the appellant, Zacharie Pierre Comeau, ...

Opinions Summarized in Lawyers Weekly Pension Fund Files Suit on Arbitration Order ‘Time-Phasing’ Subdivision Law Violated Dillon Rule Negligence – Medical Bills – Bankruptcy Discharge Decisions ...

Where plaintiffs showed that their federal and state antitrust claims against Johnson & Johnson satisfied all of the requirements under Fed. R. Civ. P. 23, these proposed classes were certified.

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4th Circuit revived fair housing and retaliation claims Dispute involves group home for elderly disabled residents HOA’s conditions may be discriminatory, court says Jury must decide if actions were ...