| Description | Date | Docket # |
| Venkatraman v. REI Sys. United States Fourth Circuit Civil Rights, Injury & Tort Law, Labor & Employment Law Dismissal of plaintiff's complaint, alleging employment discrimination in violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, is affirmed where his... |
07/29/2005 | 03-1679 |
| Hatfill v. New York Times United States Fourth Circuit Civil Procedure, Injury & Tort Law Dismissal of plaintiff's claims for defamation and intentional infliction of emotional distress is reversed where he has adequately pled the elements... |
07/28/2005 | 04-2561 |
| Charleston Area Med. Ctr. United States Fourth Circuit Civil Procedure, Injury & Tort Law Injury and Tort Law, Civil Procedure |
07/26/2005 | 02-2264 |
| Cox v. City of Charleston United States Fourth Circuit Constitutional Law, Government Law A local ordinance, which prohibits assembly on the streets or sidewalks of the city, is facially unconstitutional to the extent that it prevents small... |
07/26/2005 | 03-1782 |
| Columbia Cas. Co. v. Westfield Ins. Co. United States Fourth Circuit Constitutional Law, Government Law Insurance Law |
07/25/2005 | 03-1811 |
| Diamond v. Colonial Life United States Fourth Circuit Civil Rights, Injury & Tort Law, Labor & Employment Law In an employment dispute alleging race discrimination and retaliation, summary judgment in favor of defendant-employer is affirmed where plaintiff... |
07/25/2005 | 04-2093 |
| US v. Bursey United States Fourth Circuit Criminal Law & Procedure Defendant's conviction for willfully and knowingly entering a restricted area where the President was temporarily visiting is affirmed over his claim... |
07/25/2005 | 04-4832 |
| US v. Evans United States Fourth Circuit Criminal Law & Procedure, Sentencing Defendant's sentence for being a felon in possession of a firearm is affirmed over his claim that the sentence is unconstitutional based on US v.... |
07/22/2005 | 04-4522 |
| New Wellington Fin. v. Flagship Resort United States Fourth Circuit Civil Procedure The district court is entitled to exercise its discretion to decline to hear a declaratory judgment action in light of a parallel state-court case. |
07/21/2005 | 04-2216 |
| Carolina Power and Light Co. v. Dynegy United States Fourth Circuit Attorney's Fees, Civil Procedure, Contracts A claim for legal costs based on a contractual provision, that is not limited to expenses incurred during the underlying litigation, is an element of... |
07/20/2005 | 04-1604 |