United States Sixth Circuit - Opinion Summaries
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| Description | Date | Docket # |
|---|---|---|
STAPLETON v. WOLFEUnited States Sixth Circuit
Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & Procedure, Habeas CorpusImproper admission of a non-testifying accomplice's statements was not harmless error, and was instead a violation of the Sixth Amendment... |
04/22/2002 | 01-3184 |
HENDON v. YATESUnited States Sixth Circuit
Bankruptcy Law, ERISANeither Tennessee law nor ERISA will act to enforce a "spendthrift" clause in a profit sharing/pension plan containing a restriction on the transfer... |
04/19/2002 | 00-6023 |
US v. HENNINGUnited States Sixth Circuit
Criminal Law & ProcedureConvictions for bank fraud and misapplication of funds reversed for plain error, where court failed to consider the viability of defendant's... |
04/18/2002 | 00-3559 |
ARGENTINE v. UNITED STEELWORKERS OF AMERICAUnited States Sixth Circuit
Attorney's Fees, Injury & Tort Law, Labor & Employment LawBecause trusteeship imposed on local union was defective on procedural grounds, it lost its presumption of validity, and once defendant lost its... |
04/18/2002 | 00-3448, 00-3516, 00-3788 |
US v. HUMPHREYUnited States Sixth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, SentencingWhere district court's failure to instruct jury to find drug quantities beyond a reasonable doubt resulted in an enhanced statutory penalty, sentence... |
04/17/2002 | 99-3374 |
US v. LUKSEUnited States Sixth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, SentencingAlthough the government retained discretion to determine whether defendants rendered "substantial assistance" under plea agreement, where the... |
04/17/2002 | 00-6054, 00-6077 |
COOEY v. COYLEUnited States Sixth Circuit
Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & Procedure, Sentencing, Habeas CorpusState court's reweighing of aggravating circumstances and mitigating factors as a cure for weighing errors at sentencing was not contrary to, and did... |
04/16/2002 | 98-3050 |
US v. CORRADOUnited States Sixth Circuit
Asset Forfeiture, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & Procedure, SentencingA criminal forfeiture award is part of a defendant's sentence, not part of the substantive offense, thus "double jeopardy" principles will not bar... |
04/15/2002 | 98-2315 |
MOSS v. HOFBAUERUnited States Sixth Circuit
Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & Procedure, Habeas Corpus, Ethics & Professional ResponsibilityDefense counsel's failure to make an opening statement, to cross-examine key witnesses, and to pursue a particular defense theory were not objectively... |
04/12/2002 | 00-1518 |
KROGER CO. v. REG'L AIRPORT AUTH. OF LOUISVILLE & JEFFERSON COUNTYUnited States Sixth Circuit
Administrative Law, Civil Procedure, Property Law & Real EstateDistrict court correctly applied "arbitrary or capricious" standard of review in upholding airport authority's decision to partially reimburse... |
04/11/2002 | 00-6552 |
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