United States First Circuit - Opinion Summaries
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| Description | Date | Docket # |
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SISTEMA UNIV. ANA G. MENDEZ v. RILEYUnited States First Circuit
Education LawThe Secretary of Education has discretion to determine what state actions qualify as "legal authorization" for purposes of eligibility to Title IV of... |
12/20/2000 | 00-1481 |
US v. WALKERUnited States First Circuit
Criminal Law & ProcedureUnder U.S.S.G. - 2B1.1(b)(1), the sentencing court is not required to take into account restitution made prior to conviction when calculating "loss"... |
12/20/2000 | 00-1396, 00-1405 |
VELAZQUEZ-RIVERA v. DANZIGUnited States First Circuit
Civil Procedure, Labor & Employment LawAppellant demonstrated a material dispute over whether he was a "qualified person with a disability" pursuant to 42 USC 12111(8), thus summary... |
12/20/2000 | 00-1309 |
CANTELLOPS v. ALVARO-CHAPELUnited States First Circuit
Civil Procedure, ContractsWhere a jury provides seemingly inconsistent responses to verdict interrogatory questions approved by all litigants, the jury verdict will stand if... |
12/18/2000 | 99-2323 |
US v. RICHARDUnited States First Circuit
Criminal Law & ProcedureGiving criminally derived checks to a co-conspirator, who deposits them into a bank account, is a transfer to, and involves the use of, a financial... |
12/18/2000 | 99-1773, 99-1776, 99-1777 |
US v. VEGA-FIGUEROA (AKA PITO CASCO)United States First Circuit
Criminal Law & ProcedureRoutine police activity of fingerprinting and photographing defendants is not interrogation, so Miranda warnings are not necessary and one defendant's... |
12/18/2000 | 99-1394 |
GROCCIA v. RENOUnited States First Circuit
Immigration LawA resident alien who pled guilty to a felony prior to the effective date of the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996 is entitled to... |
12/18/2000 | 00-1451 |
US v. BROWNUnited States First Circuit
Criminal Law & ProcedureConditions to supervised release are intended to be tailored specifically for each occassion, so even onerous requirements are not "departures" from... |
12/18/2000 | 00-1046 |
US v. GIRON-REYESUnited States First Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, Immigration LawA competency hearing must be held in accordance with 18 USC 4241(e) before proper entry of a guilty plea to the charge of re-entering the United... |
12/12/2000 | 00-1258 |
US v. CAMPAUnited States First Circuit
Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & ProcedureAn improper frisk not related to defendant's arrest and which does not provide the government with incriminating evidence is a Fourth Amendment... |
12/12/2000 | 00-1104 |
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