United States Seventh Circuit - February 2019 Opinion Summaries

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Description	Date	Docket #
Morgan v. Schott United States Seventh Circuit Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & Procedure Held that an Illinois inmate could not proceed with a lawsuit alleging that he was unconstitutionally denied the right to call a witness at his prison...	02/05/2019	16-2384
US v. Brewer United States Seventh Circuit Criminal Law & Procedure Affirmed a defendant's conviction of bank robbery, rejecting his contention that certain evidence should have been suppressed.	02/04/2019	18-2035
US v. Fernandez United States Seventh Circuit Criminal Law & Procedure Affirmed a conviction of being a felon in possession of a firearm, rejecting the defendant's contention that evidentiary errors deprived him of a fair...	02/04/2019	17-3421
Sims v. Hyatte United States Seventh Circuit Habeas Corpus, Criminal Law & Procedure Held that an Indiana inmate was entitled to federal habeas relief. His due process rights were violated because the state withheld evidence,...	02/01/2019	18-1573
Kopplin v. Wisconsin Central Limited United States Seventh Circuit Transportation, Injury & Tort Law, Labor & Employment Law Held that a railroad employee could not proceed with his claim that he injured his elbow on the job; his evidence of causation was lacking. Affirmed...	02/01/2019	17-3602