United States First Circuit - Opinion Summaries
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| Description | Date | Docket # |
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ROGAN v. CITY OF BOSTONUnited States First Circuit
Civil ProcedureA municipal agency's financial interest in the outcome of an investigation does not create a presumption of partiality requiring a district court to... |
10/05/2001 | 00-1828 |
US v. CASHUnited States First Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, Sentencing, EvidenceAlthough hearsay needs to provide sufficient indicia of reliability before it is admitted at a sentencing hearing, traditional rules of evidence do... |
10/05/2001 | 01-1319 |
US v. JUDKINSUnited States First Circuit
Criminal Law & ProcedureThe testimony of federal insurance, along with a reading of its state charter number into the record, permits an inference that a bank was a... |
10/05/2001 | 00-1597 |
THE CADLE CO. v. SCHLICHTMANNUnited States First Circuit
Commercial LawA security interest in the accounts receivable of a law firm, including an account arising from a contingent fee agreement, survives the firm's... |
10/04/2001 | 00-1517 |
OPERE v. US IMMIGRATION & NATURALIZATION SERV.United States First Circuit
Immigration Law8 USC 1101(f)(6), rendering an alien ineligible for suspension of deportation proceedings if the alien gave false testimony for the purpose of... |
10/02/2001 | 00-2585 |
US v. TIERNEYUnited States First Circuit
Criminal Law & ProcedureEven if the defendant's explanation of his actions is reasonable, the jury need not give it credence if other reasonable explanations exist. |
10/02/2001 | 00-1680 |
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 |
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