United States Fourth Circuit - Opinion Summaries
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| Description | Date | Docket # |
|---|---|---|
DAVIS v. UNIV. OF N. CAROLINAUnited States Fourth Circuit
Civil Rights, Education LawA defendant's use of the word "disabled," even coupled with evidence that the defendant doubts plaintiff's ability to complete a particular degree... |
08/20/2001 | 99-1888 |
US v. BUCULEIUnited States Fourth Circuit
Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & ProcedureCongress' prohibition against attempted creation of child pornography, as embodied in 18 USC 2251(a), is Constitutionally permissible. |
08/17/2001 | 00-4584 |
US v. STOKESUnited States Fourth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, SentencingWhere the court still would have been mandated, under the provisions of USSG 5G1.2(d), to impose consecutive sentences in order to attain prison terms... |
08/17/2001 | 99-4567; 99-4576 |
US v. WILSONUnited States Fourth Circuit
Criminal Law & ProcedureBecause of the necessary presumption of prosecutorial regularity, a defendant must make a sufficiently strong showing for a presumption of vindictive... |
08/16/2001 | 00-4767; 00-4807 |
US v. ROBERTSUnited States Fourth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, SentencingTen concurrent life sentences are not so different from ten consecutive twenty year sentences as to offend Apprendi. |
08/16/2001 | 99-4919; 99-4925; 99-4926; 00-4306 |
GILCHRIST v. GEN. ELEC. CAPITAL CORP.United States Fourth Circuit
Bankruptcy Law, Civil ProcedureThe All Writs Act, 28 USC 1651, and the concept of in rem jurisdiction over property do not provide a district court appointing a receiver with the... |
08/16/2001 | 01-1823 |
GLOVER v. MIROUnited States Fourth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, Habeas CorpusLimited contact with one attorney, limited time that a second attorney had to prepare defendant's case and to investigate the potential alibi... |
08/15/2001 | 00-7663 |
CONSOL. DIESEL CO. v. NAT'L LABOR RELATIONS BD.United States Fourth Circuit
Labor & Employment LawUnion organizing activities are protected under 29 USC 157, and an employer who documents "harassment" charges in its employment files for possible... |
08/15/2001 | 00-2545; 01-1064 |
POTOMAC ELEC. POWER CO. v. ELEC.MOTOR & SUPPLY, INC.United States Fourth Circuit
Injury & Tort LawIf plaintiff's motors were not repaired according to specifications submitted to defendant, some amount of damage is likely to be present, even if the... |
08/10/2001 | 00-2542, 00-2557 |
US v. COTTONUnited States Fourth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, SentencingThe government's failure to charge drug quantity in the indictment and to submit it to the jury in violation of Apprendi constitutes plain error. |
08/10/2001 | 99-4162, 99-4163, 99-4164, 99-4175, 99-4189, 99-4190, 99-4191, 99-4197 |
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