United States Fourth Circuit - December 2000 Opinion Summaries
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GRINNELL FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS v. NLRBUnited States Fourth Circuit
Labor & Employment LawAn employer does not violate its duty to bargain in good faith merely by seeking reductions in existing wages and benefits, or pay nonstriking... |
12/29/2000 | 99-1754, 99-1900, 99-2212 |
BELL v. JARVISUnited States Fourth Circuit
Criminal Law & ProcedureTrial court's closure of courtroom from during trial testimony of sexual abuse victims does not violate defendant's Sixth Amendment rights. |
12/29/2000 | 98-7002 |
PROVIDENT BANK OF MARYLAND v. TRAVELERS PROPERTY CASUALTY CORP.United States Fourth Circuit
Insurance LawA "Check Stop Payment Liability" endorsement to "Commercial General Liability" insurance policy imposes duty on insurance company to defend insured... |
12/28/2000 | 00-1378 |
FRYE v. LEEUnited States Fourth Circuit
Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & ProcedureWhere petitioner refused to allow himself or his family to participate in the development or presentation of mitigation evidence before sentencing,... |
12/22/2000 | 00-7 |
HUDSON v. HUNTUnited States Fourth Circuit
Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & ProcedureWhere defendant's counsel merely informed defendant that they do practice appellate law, but did not inform of his right to appeal, they were... |
12/20/2000 | 99-7314 |
ST. JOSEPH LEASE CAPITAL CORP. v. COMM'R OF INTERNAL REVENUEUnited States Fourth Circuit
Civil Procedure, Tax LawA misaddressed notice of deficiency sent to the taxpayer suspended the running of the three-year limitations period, pursuant to 26 USC 6503(a)(1),... |
12/20/2000 | 99-2473 |
US v. LEWISUnited States Fourth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, Tax LawSentence based on amended version of the Sentencing Guidelines does not violate the ex post facto clause where defendant committed additional unlawful... |
12/19/2000 | 00-4016 |
US. v. KINTERUnited States Fourth Circuit
Criminal Law & ProcedureBribery sentence based on benefit to a third party, rather than benefit to the defendant, is appropriate under USSG 1B1.3(a)(1) because a court's... |
12/19/2000 | 99-4621 |
HALL v. CLINTONUnited States Fourth Circuit
Constitutional Law, Labor & Employment LawA Fifth Amendment Bivens claim is unavailable where Congres has provided a statutory remedy, and the Civil Service Reform Act of 1978, Pub. L. No.... |
12/19/2000 | 99-2665 |
MARY HELEN COAL CORP v. HUDSONUnited States Fourth Circuit
Constitutional Law, ERISAFifth Amendment compensation for Coal Act premiums assessed against companies such as plaintiff must include prejudgment interest, and neither the... |
12/19/2000 | 99-2181 |
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