• Orellana v. AG United States

    Orellana v. AG United States United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit December 10, 2019, Argued; April 17, 2020, Opinion Filed No. 19-1793 Opinion  [*175]  ROTH , Circuit Judge: After overhearing the murder of his two next-door neighbors and...
  • Planned Parenthood v. Wilson

    Respondents Timothy Dee Wilson and Michaelene Jenkins were antiabortion activists regularly protesting and distributing literature to Planned Parenthood’s patients. Declarations described the respondents’ activities as aggressively approaching...
  • Jackson v. Birmingham Bd. of Educ.

    Jackson v. Birmingham Bd. of Educ. Supreme Court of the United States November 30, 2004, Argued ; March 29, 2005, Decided No. 02-1672 Opinion  [*171]   [**1502]  Justice O'Connor delivered the opinion of the Court. Roderick Jackson, a teacher in the...
  • Romans v. Tex. Instruments, Inc.

    Romans v. Tex. Instruments, Inc. Court of Appeals of Ohio, Twelfth Appellate District, Madison County November 18, 2013, Decided CASE NO. CA2013-04-012 Opinion HENDRICKSON, P.J.  [*P1]  Plaintiff-appellant, Peter Romans, individually and as the Administrator...
  • Alexander v. Choate

    Faced with Medicaid costs beyond its budget, the state of Tennessee proposed to reduce from 20 to 14 the number of annual inpatient hospital days that state Medicaid would pay hospitals on behalf of a Medicaid recipient. Before the reduction took effect...
  • Petzschke v. Century Aluminum Co. (In re Century Aluminum Co. Sec. Litig.)

    Petzschke v. Century Aluminum Co. (In re Century Aluminum Co. Sec. Litig.) United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit August 8, 2012, Argued and Submitted, San Francisco, California; April 17, 2013, Amended No. 11-15599 Opinion  [*1106]  AMENDED...
  • Ilgwu v. NLRB

    An employer extended, and a union, ILGWU, accepted recognition as exclusive collective bargaining representative of the employer's production and shipping employees, without checking to ascertain the fact that in actuality the ILGWU represented only...
  • United States v. Mound

    Alvin Ralph Mound was convicted of two counts of aggravated sexual abuse of a minor, in violation of 18 U.S.C. §§ 2241(c) , 2246(2) , two counts of aggravated sexual abuse, in violation of 18 U.S.C. §§ 2241(c) , 2246(2) , two counts...
  • United States v. Park

    Acme Markets, Inc., is a national retail food chain with approximately 36,000 employees, 874 retail outlets, 12 general warehouses, and four special warehouses. Its headquarters, including the office of the president, respondent Park, who is chief executive...
  • Tribe v. Peterson

    Appellant buyer purchased a horse from appellee sellers. The horse’s description in the sale brochure represented him as quiet and gentle. Asserting that appellees had expressly guaranteed that the horse would never buck, appellant brought suit...