Defendant Bennie Eugene Bridges was convicted by a jury of conspiracy and several substantive crimes, including murder, which were committed in the course of carrying out the conspiracy. On appeal the Appellate Division, with a dissent, ruled that the...

Seely v. White Motor Co. Supreme Court of California June 23, 1965 L. A. No. 27618 Case Summary Procedural Posture Plaintiff purchaser and defendant motor company, both appealed from a judgment of the Superior Court of Kern County (California), awarding...

Rowland v. Christian Supreme Court of California August 8, 1968 S. F. No. 22583 Case Summary Procedural Posture Plaintiff, a social guest, appealed from summary judgment of the Superior Court of the City and County of San Francisco (California) in favor...

The defendant as found guilty of manslaughter when her five-year-old child was killed. The defendant claims that there is insufficient evidence to prove that her actions were reckless or directly caused the death of her daughter. She claimed that her...

Defendant was charged with the bombing murder of a newspaper reporter. Evidence at trial showed that the reporter had arranged to meet the defendant at a hotel in order to gather information for a potential news story. Defendant later called the reporter...

Plaintiff producer brought an action against defendants, a corporation and a singer, alleging breach of contract. Defendants filed a counterclaim against the producer alleging breach of a second contract relating to the same musical production.

A McKinsey article on use of AI in the insurance industry calls data and analytics capabilities “table stakes” in the sector in Europe and North America. The article notes that “External data are the ‘fuel’ that is unlocking...

Parris v. 3M Co. United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia, Rome Division March 30, 2022, Decided; March 30, 2022, Filed CIVIL ACTION FILE NO. 4:21-CV-40-TWT Opinion OPINION AND ORDER This is a water pollution case. It is before...

Defendant 16-year-old student was observed by assistant principal carrying a bulging calculator case. Defendant balked at assistant's principal's request that he turn case over and was escorted to office. Contents of case were revealed to be marijuana...

Flex-Foot, Inc. v. CRP, Inc. United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit February 2, 2001, Decided 99-1489 Opinion  [***1636]   [*1363]  LINN, Circuit Judge . CRP, Inc. d/b/a Springlite ("Springlite") appeals the district court's...