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United States Sixth Circuit - August 2005 Opinion Summaries

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Deja Vu v. Metro. Gov't of Nashville
United States Sixth Circuit
Attorney's Fees, Constitutional Law, Government Law 
In a suit for attorney's fees, defendant-City's permanent enjoinment from enforcing its ordinance is a legally sanctioned change in the relationship... 		08/31/2005 03-6521
US v. Carr
United States Sixth Circuit
Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & Procedure, Sentencing 
Defendant's due process rights were not violated, and he was not denied the right of allocution, when the district court issued an amended sentencing... 		08/31/2005 04-1983, 04-2208
State Farm v. McGowan
United States Sixth Circuit
Injury & Tort Law, Insurance Law 
Plaintiff-insurer is obligated to defend defendant in a personal injury action where the district court did not err in concluding that defendant's... 		08/31/2005 04-5823
Schilling v. Heavrin
United States Sixth Circuit
Bankruptcy Law, Insurance Law 
The bankruptcy court properly concluded that plaintiff could avoid the fraudulent transfer of a life insurance policy and recover the value of the... 		08/30/2005 04-5297
Hertzel v. Educ. Credit Mgmt. Corp.
United States Sixth Circuit
Bankruptcy Law, Education Law 
The bankruptcy court properly granted plaintiff-debtor a discharge of her student loans where excepting the loan from discharge would impose an undue... 		08/30/2005 04-8083
Estate of Riddle v. S. Farm Bureau Life Ins. Co.
United States Sixth Circuit
Insurance Law 
In an insurance coverage dispute, a jury verdict finding that defendant-insurance company had reviewed decedent's life insurance policy in bad faith... 		08/26/2005 02-6461, 03-5083
Wu v. T.W. Wang, Inc.
United States Sixth Circuit
Civil Procedure, Injury & Tort Law 
In a suit for false-light invasion of privacy, the district court abused its discretion in dismissing plaintiff's complaint for failure to prosecute. 		08/26/2005 04-2102
Odle v. Decatur County
United States Sixth Circuit
Constitutional Law, Government Law 
Defendant-County's ordinance, which prohibits nudity and the performance of a wide range of arguably sexually suggestive acts in public places where... 		08/26/2005 03-6532
Baston v. Bagley
United States Sixth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, Sentencing 
Defendant's sentence of death is affirmed over his claim that the sentencing court considered improper aggravating factors and failed to consider the... 		08/25/2005 03-4423
Samad v. Bell
United States Sixth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, Sentencing 
Death row inmate raises six meritless points of error on direct appeal. 		08/25/2005 03-6404

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