United States First Circuit - March 2001 Opinion Summaries
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EMILE v. IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERV.United States First Circuit
Immigration LawTaylor v. United States, 495 U.S. 575, 600 (1990), allows the use of police reports in the deportation hearings context to identify actual conduct... |
03/30/2001 | 99-2187 |
US v. FLEMMIUnited States First Circuit
Criminal Law & ProcedureWhere resumed grand jury proceedings led to the inclusion in the indictment of material that both added new RICO predicate acts and increased the... |
03/30/2001 | 00-1968 |
GOWEN, INC. v. F/V QUALITY ONE, IN REMUnited States First Circuit
AdmiraltyBecause the market value and the creditworthiness of a fishing vessel may well depend on its permits as much as on its engine, physical dimensions,... |
03/30/2001 | 00-1898 |
WILSON v. COPENUnited States First Circuit
Injury & Tort LawWhere plaintiff had agreed to stay with defendant at the request of defendant's daughter, a friend of plaintiff's, who did not want her 82-year-old... |
03/30/2001 | 00-1639 |
VELASQUEZ-VALENCIA v. IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERV.United States First Circuit
Immigration LawWhile the risks that petitioner faced in Guatemala were real ones and the threat posed to him by the guerillas (and apparently the regular army as... |
03/30/2001 | 00-1551 |
CLOCKEDILE v. NEW HAMPSHIRE DEPT. OF CORR.United States First Circuit
Labor & Employment LawA lawsuit following a discrimination complaint can include a claim of retaliation not made to the agency so Johnson v. General Electric, 840 F.2d 132,... |
03/30/2001 | 00-1541, 00-1578 |
SOUTHWESTERN BELL MOBILE SYS., INC. v. TODDUnited States First Circuit
Communications LawThe Telecommunications Act at 47 USC 332(c)(7)(B)(iii) requires local boards to issue a written denial, with sufficient clarity to permit an... |
03/30/2001 | 00-1164 |
JAMISON v. USUnited States First Circuit
Criminal Law & ProcedureEven though a ground for collateral attack was unavailable at the time of the first motion, it was not unjust for the sentencing court to enhance... |
03/29/2001 | 99-2217 |
US v. DELGADO-REYESUnited States First Circuit
Criminal Law & ProcedureThe strictures of the offense level guideline do not apply to bar departures based on the number and severity of the defendant's prior convictions. |
03/29/2001 | 99-2121 |
HURTADO v. TUCKERUnited States First Circuit
Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & ProcedureBecause issues of credibility are for the jury to decide, federal courts should be cautious about issuing habeas petition on grounds of the objective... |
03/29/2001 | 00-1609 |
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