United States Eleventh Circuit - November 2000 Opinion Summaries
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BOTTOSON v. MOOREUnited States Eleventh Circuit
Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & Procedure, EvidenceConflicting expert testimony on defendant's mental stability is insufficient evidence to support a habeas claim that defendant was prejudiced by his... |
11/29/2000 | 98-2886 |
BOWEN v. FIRST FAMILY FIN.United States Eleventh Circuit
Commercial Law, Consumer Protection LawA lender's practice of requiring customers to sign arbitration agreements before obtaining a consumer loan does not violate the Equal Credit... |
11/27/2000 | 98-6492 |
MAYNARD v. PNEUMATIC PRODUCTSUnited States Eleventh Circuit
Labor & Employment LawUnder the Americans with Disabilities Act, evidence that person can only walk 40-70 yards because of a back injury is insufficient to show a... |
11/27/2000 | 99-12881 |
J.A.M. BUILDERS v HERMANUnited States Eleventh Circuit
Labor & Employment LawEvidence that employer was aware its workers were working near exposed, live power lines is sufficient to support a finding of a willful violation of... |
11/27/2000 | 99-11917 |
DAVIS v. DEKALB COUNTY SCHOOLUnited States Eleventh Circuit
Civil Procedure, Civil Rights, Education LawPrior complaint that teacher touched student's behind while taking a football snap is insufficient notice to school district of teacher's sexually... |
11/27/2000 | 99-14455 |
CONTAINER v. LYKES BROS.United States Eleventh Circuit
Admiralty, Bankruptcy LawUnder the Federal Maritime Lien Act, 46 USC 31341 et seq., a container supplier did not "provide necessaries" to debtor's ships when lease agreement... |
11/27/2000 | 00-11565 |
US v. CAMACHOUnited States Eleventh Circuit
Criminal Law & ProcedureCourt accepting guilty plea need not explain potential charges for aiding and abetting when it informed defendant, who was represented by counsel,... |
11/21/2000 | 99-12802 |
GALLO-CHAMORRO v. USUnited States Eleventh Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, International LawA jury instruction that defendant may be guilty for underlying offense by participating in a conspiracy is proper, despite foreign country's... |
11/21/2000 | 98-4507 |
US v. TRAVERSUnited States Eleventh Circuit
Criminal Law & ProcedureThe good faith exception to the exclusionary rule applies to excuse an unconstitutionally overbroad warrant where alleged crime involved complex mail... |
11/21/2000 | 99-11687 |
HELTON v. SECRETARY, DEPT. OF CORRECTIONSUnited States Eleventh Circuit
Criminal Law & ProcedureEquitable tolling for habeas petition is proper where defendant was misinformed about the statute of limitations, and and inadequate prison library... |
11/21/2000 | 00-10097 |
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