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United States Sixth Circuit - December 2004 Opinion Summaries

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CARABELL v. US ARMY CORPS OF ENG'R
United States Sixth Circuit
Construction, Environmental Law, Water Law 
Denial of plaintiff's application for a construction permit is affirmed where defendant's decision was neither arbitrary nor capricious. 		12/03/2004 03-1700
EVERSON v. MICHIGAN DEP'T OF CORR.
United States Sixth Circuit
Civil Rights, Labor & Employment Law 
Defendant's designation of certain employment positions, in housing units at female prisons, as "female only" is valid where gender is a bona fide... 		12/03/2004 02-2028, 02-2033, 02-2084
NOBLE v. BRINKER INT'L INC.
United States Sixth Circuit
Civil Rights, Labor & Employment Law 
In an action alleging employment discrimination, a jury verdict in favor of plaintiff is reversed where the evidence is insufficient to permit a... 		12/03/2004 02-4190
US v. ROBINSON
United States Sixth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, Sentencing 
Defendant's drug conviction is affirmed, however, the sentence is vacated where the district court's factual findings are insufficient to sustain... 		12/02/2004 02-5040
US v. BULLARD
United States Sixth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, Sentencing 
Defendant's sentence for a drug conviction is affirmed over his challenge that the district court erred in failing to consider information contained... 		12/02/2004 03-6303
BIRCH v. CUYAHOGA COUNTY PROBATE COURT
United States Sixth Circuit
Civil Rights, Labor & Employment Law 
Dismissal of plaintiff's sex-based wage discrimination claim under the Ohio Civil Rights Act is reversed where there is sufficient evidence to create... 		12/01/2004 03-3228
MARTIN v. OVERTON
United States Sixth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, Habeas Corpus 
The district court incorrectly recharacterized plaintiff's pro se petition for medical treatment, without notice, as an improper habeas corpus... 		12/01/2004 03-1510

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