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CHERRY v. UNIV. OF WISCONSIN SYS. BD. OF REGENTSUnited States Seventh Circuit
Constitutional Law, Education LawThe Eleventh Amendment does not cover a state university accused of violating the Equal Pay Act or Title IX, because the Equal Pay Act conforms to the... |
09/07/2001 | 00-2435 |
ROMEU v. COHENUnited States Second Circuit
Constitutional Law, ElectionsThe Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act and the New York Election Law do not violate the Constitution by extending the right to vote... |
09/06/2001 | 00-6287, 00-6303 |
DELONG v DEPT. OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVS.United States Federal Circuit
Constitutional Law, Indian Law, Labor & Employment Law25 USC 3207(b), requiring that federal employees convicted of certain crimes not be allowed to work with Indian children, applies to both prospective... |
09/05/2001 | 00-3449 |
CONNERLY v. STATE PERS. BD.California Court of Appeal
Constitutional LawUnder the California Constitution, gender classifications are subject to strict scrutiny regardless of the plaintiff's gender. |
09/04/2001 | C032042 |
US v. WILLIAMSUnited States Fifth Circuit
Civil Rights, Constitutional LawDefendant must present evidence regarding the percentage of African-Americans in the community, or at least the composition of other venires drawn... |
08/30/2001 | 00-60587 |
GOLDEN GATEWAY CTR. v. GOLDEN GATEWAY TENANTS ASS'NSupreme Court of California
Constitutional LawA tenants association does not have the right to distribute its newsletter in a privately owned apartment complex under article I, section 2,... |
08/30/2001 | S081900 |
CALIFORNIA TEACHERS ASS'N v. STATE BD. OF EDUC.United States Ninth Circuit
Constitutional Law, Education LawCalifornia Education Code 320, which allows parents to sue teachers that refuse to implement the statutory provisions of Proposition 227 English... |
08/29/2001 | 99-56784 |
ROGERS v. VICUNAUnited States First Circuit
Constitutional LawIRS agents do not need a warrant to enter private property and seize a taxpayer's vehicle pursuant to a levy where the taxpayer's vehicle is clearly... |
08/28/2001 | 00-2051 |
DANDONA v. ARALUCECalifornia Court of Appeal
Constitutional Law, Family LawRetroactive application of Family Code section 3653, which allows a party who makes overpayments of support to obtain reimbursement, is... |
08/27/2001 | B143566 |
PEOPLE v. BRITTONCalifornia Court of Appeal
Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & ProcedurePermitting the prosecution to respond orally to a suppression motion at a preliminary hearing does not violate a defendant's right to due process. |
08/27/2001 | G025710 |
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