United States Ninth Circuit - Opinion Summaries
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CLICKS BILLIARDS INC. v. SIXSHOOTERS INC.United States Ninth Circuit
Intellectual Property, Trade DressEven though many arbitrary elements, considered in isolation, may be functional, if the particular integration of elements leaves a multitude of... |
06/01/2001 | 99-17294 |
US v. KENTZUnited States Ninth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, SentencingThe district court may enhance a sentence for an offense committed while under a pretrial release order without warning the defendant that committing... |
06/01/2001 | 00-50186 |
US v. CAPERNAUnited States Ninth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, SentencingA district court may not depart from an applicable guidelines range on the basis of sentence disparity among co-defendants under 18 USC 3553(b) unless... |
06/01/2001 | 00-30149 |
US v. HERNANDEZUnited States Ninth Circuit
Fed. R. Crim. P. 32 does not require notice prior to the sentencing hearing that the district court intends to depart upward, so counsel must request... |
05/31/2001 | 00-50220 |
US v. ARLTUnited States Ninth Circuit
Criminal Law & ProcedureThe specific offense designated as the object of the conspiracy in a general conspiracy indictment constitutes an element of the offense so that... |
05/31/2001 | 97-50588 |
PAC. COAST FED'N OF FISHERMAN'S ASSOCS., INC. v. NAT'L MARINE FISHERIES SERV.United States Ninth Circuit
Environmental LawWhile the watershed is the appropriate level for determining Aquatic Convservation Strategy consistency, the NMFS must consider the cumulative effect... |
05/31/2001 | 99-36027; 99-36195 |
PATTERSON v. STEWARTUnited States Ninth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, Habeas CorpusFederal Rule of Civil Procedure 6(a), the general rule for counting time in federal courts, applies to the calculation of the statute of limitations... |
05/30/2001 | 00-15034 |
HAWKINS v. COMPARET-CASSANIUnited States Ninth Circuit
Criminal Law & ProcedureSheriffs may use stun belts on criminal defendants if defendants present a risk to courtroom security, but not if a defendant is merely disruptive. |
05/30/2001 | 99-55187 |
GONZALEZ-CABALLERO v. MENAUnited States Ninth Circuit
Family Law, International LawUnder the Hague Convention, a parent's post-removal conduct does not alter or rescind consent to permament removal of the child by the parent to... |
05/30/2001 | 00-15822 |
PATRICKSON v. DOLE FOOD CO., INC.United States Ninth Circuit
Civil ProcedureFederal courts may not assert jurisdiction under the Foreign Soveriegn Immunities Act, 28 USC 1330, or as a federal question, 28 USC 1331, simply... |
05/30/2001 | 99-16524; 99-16770 |
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