United States First Circuit - Opinion Summaries
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| Description | Date | Docket # |
|---|---|---|
DELANEY v. MATESANZUnited States First Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, Habeas CorpusWhere a state prisoner sought a writ of habeas corpus in the district court but voluntarily withdrew his application when the government pointed out... |
09/05/2001 | 99-1972 |
DAVIS v. RENNIEUnited States First Circuit
Civil RightsMental health care workers are not entitled to qualified immunity for failing to intervene when one of their co-workers uses excessive force in... |
09/05/2001 | 99-1453 |
BERMAN v. USUnited States First Circuit
Civil Procedure, Tax LawFed. R. Civ. P. 6(e), allowing three additional days to the proscribed period of acting when notice is mailed, does not apply to 26 USC 7609,... |
09/05/2001 | 01-1266 |
ZIMMERMAN v. DIRECT FED. CREDIT UNIONUnited States First Circuit
RemediesThe standard of review for punitive damages is de novo, looking for three things: a high degree of reprehensibility of the defendant's conduct; a... |
09/04/2001 | 01-1007 |
US v. NEDDUnited States First Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, SentencingWhen grouping counts pursuant to USSG 3D1.2, a sentencing court should not determine the number of groups based on the number of primary victims, but... |
09/04/2001 | 00-2569 |
ST. PAUL FIRE & MARINE INS. CO. v. ELLIS & ELLISUnited States First Circuit
Injury & Tort LawAn insurer alleging fraud does not need to prove more than detrimental reliance, even in the context of a workers' compensation case, and does not... |
08/29/2001 | 00-1318 |
US v. EIRBYUnited States First Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, SentencingWhere the grand jury provided reference to a penalty statute, even though it did not need to, and the judge determined that the referenced statute was... |
08/29/2001 | 00-1945 |
SULLIVAN v. RAYTHEON CO.United States First Circuit
Labor & Employment LawWhere plaintiff has repeatedly stated his belief that he is disabled, both in depositions and in applications for government benefits, he must explain... |
08/29/2001 | 00-2551 |
ROGERS v. VICUNAUnited States First Circuit
Constitutional LawIRS agents do not need a warrant to enter private property and seize a taxpayer's vehicle pursuant to a levy where the taxpayer's vehicle is clearly... |
08/28/2001 | 00-2051 |
FED. MARINE TERMINALS, INC. v. WORCESTER PEAT CO., INC.United States First Circuit
Admiralty, TransportationWhere the plaintiff did not show how much product it lost, or how much more it lost than it expected to lose, the district court did not err by... |
08/27/2001 | 00-2004 |
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