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| Description | Date | Docket # |
|---|---|---|
UNITED KINGDOM v. USUnited States Eleventh Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, International LawUnder 28 USC 1782, a holding by a British court that grand jury proceedings in the United States contains relevant information for British proceeding... |
01/22/2001 | 00-11114 |
BLONDIN v. DUBOISUnited States Second Circuit
Family Law, Immigration Law, International LawEvidence of arrangements that father and foreign authorities would be willing to facilitate childrens' repatriation is insufficient to overcome... |
01/18/2001 | 00-6066 |
DIORINOU v. MEZITISUnited States Second Circuit
Family Law, International LawUnder the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction, courts are not required to give foreign court decisions full faith... |
01/09/2001 | 00-9501 |
MOZES v. MOZESUnited States Ninth Circuit
Family Law, International LawA court must consider the subjective intent of both parents when determining whether the "habitual residence" of a child changed under the Hague... |
01/09/2001 | 98-56505 |
HUMANE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES v. CLINTONUnited States Federal Circuit
Civil Procedure, Environmental Law, International LawSanctions under 16 USC 1826a(b)(3)(A)(ii) for unlawful large-scale driftnet fishing are a matter for the President to decide, since whether... |
01/04/2001 | 99-1360 |
US v. SANTOSUnited States Eighth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, Evidence, International LawWhile admission of alien defendant's confession violated Article 36 of the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations, it was harmless error in light of... |
12/27/2000 | 00-1615 |
REISS v. SOCIETE CENTRALUnited States Second Circuit
Civil Procedure, International Law, Labor & Employment LawPlaintiff who alleged an employee of foreign subsidiary hired him to sell real property owned by French government is entitled to conduct discovery to... |
12/27/2000 | 00-7103 |
US v. RASHEDUnited States DC Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, International LawProsecution of defendant charged with terrorism did not violate double jeopardy ans was not a "sham" prosecution under the dual sovereignty exception... |
12/19/2000 | 00-3006 |
ENGLAND v. ENGLANDUnited States Fifth Circuit
Family Law, International LawSeparation from an adopted mother after the trauma of being an orphan and growing up in foster homes is not "grave psychological risk" satisfying... |
11/27/2000 | 00-20008 |
GALLO-CHAMORRO v. USUnited States Eleventh Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, International LawA jury instruction that defendant may be guilty for underlying offense by participating in a conspiracy is proper, despite foreign country's... |
11/21/2000 | 98-4507 |
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