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US v. CHARLESTON COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA

United States Fourth Circuit
Elections
Sprawling County's severe voting polarization, hybrid electoral structure, and sheer size denied minority voters an equal opportunity to elect their...
04/29/2004 03-2111, 03-2112

ALLEN v. LEE

United States Fourth Circuit

Criminal Law & Procedure, Habeas Corpus, Sentencing
04/28/2004 02-5

BUZZARD v. HOLLAND

United States Fourth Circuit
ERISA, Labor & Employment Law
Plaintiff has established that his mining accident was the proximate cause of his disability; the SSA's conclusion that the disability onset date was...
04/26/2004 03-1406

US v. TERRY

United States Fourth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, Habeas Corpus
Defense counsel's performance was not constitutionally deficient for advising the client not to testify on his own behalf, or for failing to call as...
04/26/2004 02-7918

US v. HATFIELD

United States Fourth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure
The knock-and-announce rule does not apply to bar the introduction into evidence of the pistol obtained in this reasonable unannounced entry....
04/23/2004 03-4403

IN RE TRAK AUTO CORP.

United States Fourth Circuit
Bankruptcy Law, Landlord Tenant Law, Property Law & Real Estate
Debtor's motion to assume and assign its lease must be denied under Bankruptcy Code section 365(b)(3)(C); bankruptcy court erred in permitting it to...
04/22/2004 03-1136

BLAUSTEIN & REICH, INC. v. BUCKLES

United States Fourth Circuit
Government Law
The ATF did not exceed its statutory and regulatory authority in issuing letters to fewer than one percent of federally licensed firearms dealers...
04/21/2004 02-2329

MADE IN THE USA FOUND. v. PHILLIPS FOODS, INC.

United States Fourth Circuit
Consumer Protection Law, False Advertising, Trademark
A consumer does not have standing under the Lanham Act to sue for false advertising. Since plaintiff sues as a consumer and as a representative of...
04/19/2004 03-1752

US v. WILLIAMS

United States Fourth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure
By its plain language, 26 U.S.C.A. section 5845(b) provides three separate and individually sufficient categories of machinegun. Since one of these...
04/15/2004 03-4127

US v. FARROW

United States Fourth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure
North Carolina law permanently banning the possession of handguns by ex-felons is regulatory rather than punitive in nature, hence its retroactive...
04/15/2004 03-4193

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