| Description | Date | Docket # |
| DOMINION VIDEO SATELLITE, INC., v. ECHOSTAR SATELLITE CORP. United States Tenth Circuit Civil Procedure Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 65(a)(1), governing the procedures for seeking preliminary injunctions does not require five-day notice under... |
10/25/2001 | 01-1084 |
| BURLINGTON N. & SANTA FE RY. CO. v. BURTON United States Tenth Circuit Constitutional Law, Tax Law, Transportation The 4-R Act, 49 USC 11501, which prohibits states from discriminating by more than 5 percent in taxing rail transportation property and rail carriers,... |
10/24/2001 | 00-8087, 00-8088 |
| US v. BASHAM United States Tenth Circuit Criminal Law & Procedure Where police request a no-knock warrant, the magistrate does not have an independent duty to inquire as to the means by which service is to be... |
10/22/2001 | 01-5016 |
| HOLLAND v. HARRINGTON United States Tenth Circuit Civil Rights, Constitutional Law The Fourth Amendment may apply to the planning of an arrest by law enforcement officials and to the decision to employ a SWAT team to make an arrest... |
10/19/2001 | 99-1373 |
| SOUTHWEST AIR AMBULANCE, INC. v. CITY OF LAS CRUCES United States Tenth Circuit Transportation 49 USC 40116(b) and (e) of the Anti-Head Tax Act, which limits local "head taxes" for airport construction and maintenance costs, do not provide a... |
10/16/2001 | 99-2344 |
| US v. COMBS United States Tenth Circuit Criminal Law & Procedure In a drug smuggling case where a co-conspirator was the main government witness, the prosecution's failure to disclose that a witness had failed drug... |
10/15/2001 | 99-2341 |
| OXY USA, INC. v. BABBITT United States Tenth Circuit Oil and Gas Law The six-year statute of limitations under 28 USC 2415(a) governs Mineral Management Service orders directing oil and gas lessees to pay additional... |
10/10/2001 | 98-5222 |
| TATE v. FARMLAND INDUS., INC. United States Tenth Circuit Labor & Employment Law An employee taking antiseizure medication cannot be a qualified commercial motor vehicle driver under 49 CFR 391.41(b)(8) as a matter of law. |
10/10/2001 | 99-6329 |
| PROGRESSIVE CAS. INS. CO. v. ENGEMANN United States Tenth Circuit Insurance Law Under New Jersey law, a commercial automobile insurance policy covering injuries arising out of the ownership, maintenance, or use of insured vehicles... |
10/10/2001 | 00-6282 |
| MCCRACKEN v. GIBSON United States Tenth Circuit Criminal Law & Procedure, Habeas Corpus Under Oklahoma law, evidence that the defendant shot three other bar patrons in the head before he shot the fourth victim and that the victim lived... |
10/10/2001 | 00-5127 |