New York Times Co. v. Sullivan Supreme Court of the United States January 6, 1964, Argued ; March 9, 1964, Decided 1 No. 39 Opinion  [*256]   [***692]   [**713]  MR. JUSTICE BRENNAN delivered the opinion of the Court. We are required in this case to determine...

Guralnik v. Comm'r United States Tax Court June 2, 2016, Filed Docket No. 4358-15L. Opinion  [*231]  LAUBER, Judge : This collection due process (CDP) case is before the Court on a motion by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS or respondent) to dismiss...

Plaintiff husband, 69 years old, filed a complaint against defendant wife, 83 years old, to partition three properties owned by the parties as tenants in common. Defendant raised as a defense Article 2 of an Agreement previously entered by them. The article...

The employees filed a racial discrimination action against the employer, and the court dismissed certain claims for relief. The remaining claims alleged a right to relief under § 2 of the Act, 42 U.S.C.S. §1981. The employer filed a motion in...

The parties entered into a written agreement where the defendant agreed to deliver glue to the plaintiff for a precise amount per pound. Defendant allegedly failed to deliver, and the plaintiff filed a complaint alleging as much. A trial court, sitting...

Goldwater Bank, N.A. v. Elizarov United States District Court for the Central District of California December 12, 2022, Decided; December 12, 2022, Filed Case No. 5:21-cv-00616-JWH-SPx Opinion ORDER GRANTING UNISON'S MOTION TO DISMISS [ECF No. 153...

Esparraguera v. United States Dep't of the Army United States District Court for the District of Columbia December 14, 2022, Decided; December 14, 2022, Filed Civil Action No. 22-1109 (TJK) Opinion MEMORANDUM Plaintiff concedes that she filed this...

Schneble v. Florida Supreme Court of the United States January 17-18, 1972, Argued ; March 21, 1972, Decided No. 68-5009 Opinion  [*427]   [***343]   [**1057]  MR. JUSTICE REHNQUIST delivered the opinion of the Court. Petitioner Schneble and his codefendant...

A defendant charged with vehicular manslaughter entered pleas of not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity. Defendant waived a jury trial, was found guilty, and during the sanity trial established beyond any doubt that she suffered from mental illness...

In July 1968, a jet aircraft, owned and operated by the petitioners Executive Jet Aviation, Inc., et al., struck a flock of seagulls as it was taking off from an airport in Cleveland, Ohio, adjacent to a lake. As a result, the plane lost its power, crashed...