Defendant's former employer terminated defendant and advised her to return to England because her J-1 visa was null and void. Defendant and her boyfriend sent a letter to defendant's former employer. The district court found that the letter was...

The parents' son was injured when he fell from a table while modeling for his art class. In the parents' cause of action for negligence against defendants, the trial court entered a judgment in favor of defendants and the parents appealed.

The drugs used to convict defendant upon guilty plea to possession offenses were obtained by police after they boarded a passenger bus just after its arrival from New York City and demanded to see all passengers' tickets and identification.

Appellant, a car dealership promoter that owned service marks on "Slash-It! Sales Event" and "Slasher Sale", sued appellee automotive group under federal and state law for infringement. The district court granted the group summary...

Plaintiffs, a consolidated class of farmers in southern Oregon and northern California, claimed that they have a right to receive water from the Klamath River Basin reclamation project (the Klamath Project) in 2001.

During a traffic stop, the police officer conducted a free-air canine sniff around appellant’s vehicle. After the canine alerted to the presence of contraband, the police officer searched the vehicle and found a bag of methamphetamine.

FERC Order No. 636 made unbundling of pipelines' sales and transportation services mandatory, so that pipelines' monopoly power over transportation would not distort the sales market. Petitioners argued that a Natural Gas Act §7(b), 15 U...

Defendant appealed the judgment in favor of plaintiff in an action for damages from plaintiff's debt payment and expenditures in pursuit of a resort development with defendants. The district court granted plaintiff an equitable lien on all of defendants'...

In a felon-in-possession prosecution, appellee moved to suppress certain evidence seized without warrant during a protective search by police. The district court granted the motion and appellant federal government appealed.

The employee got injured on the job and filed suit against the employer for negligence. The jury returned a verdict in favor of the employee for $ 10,000. The employer filed a motion for a new trial, and while pending, the employee voluntarily remitted...