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Gamergate Case Dismissed by Mass. Appeals CourtWoodward, Curt
A Thursday court order that indicated a U.S. appeals court was likely to reject ballots that arrived within Minnesota’s post-election grace period has injected chaos and a potential for major disenfranchisement into a state that President Trump has long been trying to flip. Under a consent de...
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Court against the exclusion was vacated by the Court of Appeals but hearing of the matter there was speeded; the Supreme Court declined to reinstate the preliminary injunction, 441 U.S. 958 (1979), and appeal is pending in the Court of Appeals. It may be noted here that in Petrie v. ...
Chisa A. Shango, Plaintiff-appellant, v. Maryland Mass Transit Administration; Maryland Mass Transitemployee, Defendants-appellees, 952 F.2d 396 (4th Cir. 1991) case opinion from the US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
Court of Appeals for the First Circuit has rejected the federal government’s application of a “mandatory” immigration detention provision that prevents certain noncitizens from requesting release on bond during their immigration proceedings. The ruling came Monday afternoon in a pair of cases—...
being an example of a situation in which operational risk at the company level could have impacted systemic risk. The research provides evidence of the dark side of financial innovations through an analysis of a countrywide case on an emerging market, utilizing a primary qualitative content analysis...
The Appeals Court affirmed. In considering whether the lack of notice by mail tolled the period for the plaintiffs to appeal the special permit decision, the court started, as is typical, with the statutory language. Relying on (1) the language requiring mailed notice to “be sent by mail,...
The case has been working its way through the courts for a decade. Absent a successful appeal to the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia finally decided the issue on September 12, 2023. It held that the non-commercial dissemination of these standards as ...