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Tillison v. Gregoire

Constitutional Law, Government Law
Plaintiff's challenge to a Washington Code which restricts patrol and non-consensual towing is dismissed over his claim that the Code is preempted by...

US v. State of Michigan

Civil Procedure, Constitutional Law, Indian Law
In a dispute regarding the interpretation and enforcement of the 1836 Treaty of Washington, the district court properly denied the proposed...

Faustin v. City of Denver

Constitutional Law, Government Law
The City of Denver's unwritten policy banning signs and banners on overpasses is constitutional where it is not overly broad or vague.

CPF Agency Corp. v. R&S Towing Serv.

Constitutional Law, Government Law
In a suit alleging defendant overcharged vehicle owners for vehicle storage fees in violation of the Vehicle Code, the superior court erred in finding...

Smart World Tech v. Juno Online Serv.

Bankruptcy Law, Civil Procedure, Constitutional Law
The bankruptcy court erred in granting standing, pursuant to Fed. R. Bankr. P. 9019, to plaintiff's creditors to settle plaintiff's claims over its...

Morris-Hayes v. Bd. of Educ.

Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, Education Law, Injury & Tort Law, Labor & Employment Law
In a claim under 42 U.S.C. section 1983 for violation of the Uniform Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act, the district court did not err...

Davis v. Norris

Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & Procedure, Habeas Corpus, Sentencing
Defendant's death sentence is affirmed over his claim that he was denied due process when the trial court denied his request for funds to hire an...

Bazzetta v. McGinnis

Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & Procedure
A department of corrections' regulation, which limits prisoners' visitation privileges, does not rise to the level of egregious conduct necessary to...

Cutter v. Wilkinson

Constitutional Law
The Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act is valid Spending Clause legislation that is not barred by the Tenth Amendment.

Johnson-Kurek v. Abu-Absi

Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, Education Law, Injury & Tort Law
A university may constitutionally require a lecturer to provide detailed advice to students about the administrative aspects of a course.