United States First Circuit - May 2001 Opinion Summaries
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| Description | Date | Docket # |
|---|---|---|
US v. PANIAGUA-RAMOSUnited States First Circuit
Criminal Law & ProcedureBecause the formulation of jury instructions in a criminal case is an interactive process, with the parties bearing a responsibility to tell the judge... |
05/30/2001 | 99-1568; 00-1764 |
PHELPS v. OPTIMA HEALTH, INC.United States First Circuit
Labor & Employment LawEven though an employer and employee have made arrangements to account for the employee's disability, the district court must evaluate the essential... |
05/30/2001 | 00-2347 |
O'CONNOR v. COMMONWEALTH GAS CO.United States First Circuit
ERISAAn early retirement incentive that is little more than a lump-sum severance package is not an ERISA-covered plan even if other provisions might tend... |
05/30/2001 | 00-1798; 00-1799 |
LEBRON-TORRES v. WHITEHALL LABORATORIESUnited States First Circuit
Labor & Employment LawWhere plaintiff continued to perform the same job after her medical leave for the alleged disability, no reasonable jury could find that she is... |
05/30/2001 | 00-1724 |
US v. BARNESUnited States First Circuit
Criminal Law & ProcedureWhere retrial requires filing of a new indictment, the issuance of mandate in connection with the original appeal cannot be viewed as "the action... |
05/30/2001 | 00-1331 |
DAVIS v. LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES, INC.United States First Circuit
Civil Procedure, Labor & Employment LawThe continuing violation doctrine, protecting older violations from the statute of limitations defense, does not connect a more recent incident to an... |
05/30/2001 | 00-1329 |
US v. SAAVEDRAUnited States First Circuit
Criminal Law & ProcedureEven if Congress amended 46 USC 1903(f) to add a jurisdictional element where none existed before, the statute neither then nor now expressly made... |
05/22/2001 | 99-1631 |
LESLEY v. CHIEUnited States First Circuit
Civil RightsWhere a doctor refers a pregnant woman infected with HIV to another facility in the asserted belief that she would receive better care there, the... |
05/22/2001 | 00-1254 |
WILSON v. BRADLEES OF NEW ENGLAND, INC.United States First Circuit
EvidenceFed. R. Civ. Proc. 37(c)(1), which requires the near automatic exclusion of Rule 26 information that is not timely disclosed, imposes no obligation on... |
05/17/2001 | 99-1779 |
STRAUGHN v. DELTA AIR LINES, INC.United States First Circuit
Civil Procedure, Labor & Employment LawWhere plaintiff admitted to wrongfully retaining workers' compensation benefits while still on salary, and the record shows that she attempted to... |
05/17/2001 | 00-1549 |
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