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United States Eleventh Circuit - January 2001 Opinion Summaries

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HENDRICKSON v. GEORGIA POWER CO.

United States Eleventh Circuit
Injury & Tort Law
The Georgia Recreational Property Act, OCGA 51-3-20, et seq., provides tort immunity to public utility that owned land around its cooling lake, to...
01/31/2001 00-11069

FISHMAN & TOBIN, INC. v. TROPICAL SHIPPING & CONSTR. CO., LTD.

United States Eleventh Circuit
Admiralty
Under the Carriage of Goods by Sea Act, 46 USC 1300 et seq, a unit of measurement must be clearly denoted on the cargo manifest, customs declaration,...
01/31/2001 99-4375

WILLIAMS v. PRYOR

United States Eleventh Circuit
Constitutional Law
Ala. Code 13A-12-200.2(a)(1) (Supp. 1998), which prohibits the sale of sex toys, is not facially unconstitutional.
01/31/2001 99-10798

CHANDLER v. MOORE

United States Eleventh Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure
Trial court's statement that "defendant was in trouble" in response to defense counsel's question to prospective juror about whether juror thought...
01/30/2001 99-4342

BUNGE CORP. v. FREEPORT MARINE REPAIR, INC.

United States Eleventh Circuit
Admiralty
Under the "Louisiana Rule," a partially-built cargo ship not rigged for steering is still a "vessel" for burden shifting purposes in claims where a...
01/30/2001 99-14019

SAXTON v. ACF INDUSTRIES

United States Eleventh Circuit
Civil Procedure
In a federal diversity action alleging only state law claims, the federal principles govern the relation back of pleadings in federal court under Fed....
01/24/2001 00-11047

US v. CHRISTOPHER

United States Eleventh Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure
Under 8 USC 1101(a)(43)(G), a theft conviction that recieves a sentence of at least one year qualifies as an aggravated felony, and it does not matter...
01/23/2001 00-10899

STRICKLAND v. WATER WORKS

United States Eleventh Circuit
Labor & Employment Law
An employee is not required to exhaust his paid sick leave in order to get relief under the Family and Medical Leave Act, 29 U.SC 2601-2654.
01/23/2001 99-14103

UNITED KINGDOM v. US

United States Eleventh Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, International Law
Under 28 USC 1782, a holding by a British court that grand jury proceedings in the United States contains relevant information for British proceeding...
01/22/2001 00-11114

HOUSEL v. HEAD

United States Eleventh Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure
Argument that use of uncharged crimes to determine aggravating factors should not be used unless it passes reasonable doubt standard in death penalty...
01/18/2001 98-8830

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