United States Fifth Circuit - October 2000 Opinion Summaries

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JONES v. JOHNSON United States Fifth Circuit Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & Procedure Where petitioner withheld information about further arrests during the course of his probation, he cannot claim that his due process rights were...	10/31/2000	00-50019
LEE v. E I DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO. United States Fifth Circuit Civil Procedure, Injury & Tort Law Where the employee of an independent contractor is injured while disassembling a scaffold belonging to the premises owner, the "intimately connected"...	10/31/2000	00-60275
US v. HUGHES United States Fifth Circuit Criminal Law & Procedure Evidence that the government failed to turn over to the defense was not materially exculpatory information because, although the evidence could have...	10/30/2000	99-10996
BURDINE v. JOHNSON United States Fifth Circuit Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & Procedure District court need not presume ineffectiveness of counsel simply because a habeas petitioner alleges that his attorney slept though significant...	10/27/2000	99-21034
US v. EDWARDS United States Fifth Circuit Criminal Law & Procedure The armed robbery of the keys to a vehicle from its owner, who is only 15 feet from the vehicle, constitutes taking the vehicle "from the person or...	10/26/2000	99-60863

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