United States First Circuit - September 2001 Opinion Summaries
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THE RHODE ISLAND CHARITIES TRUST v. ENGELHARD CORP.United States First Circuit
ContractsIf only one reading of a contract makes sense, because the proposed alternate reading would result in an obvious hardship that a reasonable person... |
09/27/2001 | 01-1219 |
GUILLEMARD-NOBLE v. SANCHEZ-RODRIGUEZUnited States First Circuit
Insurance LawWhere the reasonable understanding of the Comprehensive General Liability policy coverage was that it did not extend to an unlisted premises not... |
09/27/2001 | 00-2157 |
US v. CHHIENUnited States First Circuit
Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & ProcedureWhile an officer may not seize an object during a Terry frisk unless he has probable cause to believe that it is contraband, he is not prohibited from... |
09/24/2001 | 00-2230 |
MCCAMBRIDGE v. HALLUnited States First Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, Habeas CorpusFederal law does not require a defendant to object when the prosecutor fails to reveal exculpatory evidence in violation of Brady v. Maryland because... |
09/24/2001 | 00-1621 |
CONTO v. CONCORD HOSP., INC.United States First Circuit
Civil Rights, Labor & Employment LawAllegations that coworkers asked an employee personal questions about her celibacy, romantic relationships, and marriage plans during her last four... |
09/20/2001 | 01-1017 |
BONAS v. TOWN OF N. SMITHFIELDUnited States First Circuit
ElectionsCases of total and complete disenfranchisement of the electorate as a whole are federally justiciable as patently and fundamentally unfair, so where... |
09/19/2001 | 01-2139 |
US v. GOMEZ-GENAOUnited States First Circuit
Criminal Law & ProcedureThe argument that if he had known an anonymous tipster's identity more than two days before trial, defendant could have hired an investigator who... |
09/14/2001 | 01-1181 |
CUMMINGS v. THE STANDARD REGISTER CO.United States First Circuit
Civil Procedure, Evidence, Labor & Employment LawWhere the record suggests that the jury was confused by an expert's computational error, and very real question exists as to whether the evidence... |
09/14/2001 | 00-2394; 00-2395 |
KEARNEY v. J.P. KING AUCTION CO., INC.United States First Circuit
Injury & Tort LawAssertions that at auction property would sell for between $3 and $10 million and that the auction would attract "heavy hitters" are not actionable... |
09/13/2001 | 00-1837; 00-1910 |
SEC. & EXCHANGE COMM'N v. SG LTD.United States First Circuit
Cyberspace Law, Securities LawVirtual shares in an enterprise existing only in cyberspace, part of a fantasy investment game created for the personal entertainment of Internet... |
09/13/2001 | 01-1176; 01-1332 |
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