United States Sixth Circuit - September 2002 Opinion Summaries
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MICHIGAN BELL TEL. CO. v. STRANDUnited States Sixth Circuit
Administrative Law, Communications Law, ContractsAn Incumbent Local Exchange Carrier (ILEC) failed to show that the Michigan Public Service Commission acted arbitrarily or capriciously in determining... |
09/30/2002 | 00-1349 |
HOPSON v. DAIMLERCHRYSLER CORP.United States Sixth Circuit
Civil Rights, Labor & Employment LawWhere plaintiff raised a genuine issue of material fact as to whether defendant's proffered reasons for its employment actions were pretextual,... |
09/30/2002 | 01-1192 |
HARDAWAY v. WITHROWUnited States Sixth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, Habeas CorpusMichigan Court of Appeals properly found that a trial judge had not given the jury a new and different instruction on manslaughter, and the jury was... |
09/30/2002 | 01-1456/1506 |
OVERSTREET v. LEXINGTON-FAYETTE URBAN COUNTY GOV'TUnited States Sixth Circuit
Constitutional Law, Property Law & Real Estate, RemediesA temporary injunction was properly denied where claims, that a Real Property Policy and Disclosure Form constitutes an invasion of privacy and an... |
09/30/2002 | 00-6635 |
FORD v. GEN. MOTORS CORP.United States Sixth Circuit
Civil Rights, Labor & Employment LawAn employee's retaliation claim was actionable where an increased workload, heightened scrutiny, and constructive discharge constituted materially... |
09/27/2002 | 01-5060 |
US v. TOWNSENDUnited States Sixth Circuit
Criminal Law & ProcedurePolice officers lacked reasonable suspicion to detain defendants until a canine unit arrived, based on a combination of factors before the officers,... |
09/27/2002 | 00-4608 |
MILLER v. COLLINSUnited States Sixth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, Habeas CorpusDue to petitioner's lack of notice, his diligence in pursuing his claims, and Ohio's failure to argue prejudice, the 28 U.S.C. section 2244 one-year... |
09/26/2002 | 00-3656 |
JOHNSON v. CITY OF CINCINNATIUnited States Sixth Circuit
Constitutional LawThe right to travel locally through public spaces and roadways is secured by substantive due process, and is protected by the U.S. Constitution. A... |
09/26/2002 | 00-4477 |
SKOUSEN v. BRIGHTON HIGH SCHOOLUnited States Sixth Circuit
Civil Rights, Criminal Law & ProcedureDenial of a state trooper's motion for summary judgment on qualified immunity, in a 42 U.S.C. section 1983 action, was erroneous because 1)the defense... |
09/26/2002 | 00-2170 |
US v. CHAPMANUnited States Sixth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, SentencingPolice officers observed articulable facts providing reasonable suspicion for a Terry stop, and district court's holding defendant responsible for a... |
09/26/2002 | 00-6555 |
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