Petitioner Bond sought revenge against Myrlinda Haynes--with whom her husband had carried on an affair--by spreading two toxic chemicals on Haynes's car, mailbox, and doorknob in hopes that Haynes would develop an uncomfortable rash. On one occasion...

After six years on duty with the El Paso Police Department as a patrol officer and detective, Sylvia DeAngelis became the first female sergeant in October 1987. Within a few months of promotion, she was satirized by an anonymous writer in The Silver Badge...

David Contreras and his wife brought five causes of action against his employer, Crown Zellerbach Corporation alleging abusive and improper conduct of Crown Zellerbach's employees and supervisory personnel. He argued that the employer's conduct...

The National Socialist Party of America (NSPA) is a political group described by its leader Frank Collin as a Nazi Party. NSPA planned to march in front of the village hall of The Village of Skokie which has a large Jewish population, which included as...

Five female plaintiffs, Da Silva Moore et al., sued defendant Publicis Groupe, "one of the world's 'big four' advertising conglomerates," and its United States public relations subsidiary, defendant MSL Group, for gender discrimination...

This tax appeal arose out of a series of transactions entered into by a partnership and a related corporation. The partnership, Mesquite East, and the corporation, Town East, were owned by the same four people, and each person had the same ownership interest...

Shareholders of a corporation brought a securities fraud action against the officer of the corporation, alleging that the officer deceived the public concerning the value of the corporation's stock. The shareholders contended that their allegations...

Plaintiff boarded school bus, which while on its afternoon route experienced vandalism from students. Driver told students he was taking them to police department. En route, plaintiff either jumped or fell from bus, and was injured. Plaintiff sued to...

Ms. Hukill (Plaintiff) sued Defendant and elected to serve Spirits of Hope and Ms. Musgrove by following state law which states that service can be accomplished by mailng the summons and petition by certified mail, return receipt requested and delivery...

Plaintiffs, United States citizens and organizations, challenged the constitutionality of 18 U.S.C.S. § 2339B, which prohibited provision of material support or resources to designated foreign terrorist organizations. Plaintiffs wished to provide...