Consumer Fed'n of Am. v. FCC United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit September 8, 2003, Argued ; October 31, 2003, Decided Nos. 02-1337 & 02-1347 Opinion  [*1010]   [**272]  RANDOLPH, Circuit Judge : This dispute arose...

Pipkin v. Acumen United States District Court for the District of Utah, Northern Division November 26, 2019, Decided; November 26, 2019, Filed Case No. 1:18-cv-00113-HCN-PMW Opinion MEMORADUM DECISION AND ORDER District Judge Howard C. Nielson, Jr. referred...

High school students seeking to solicit support for their opposition to a United Nations resolution set up a table in a corner of the central courtyard of a shopping center in California (the shopping center being a large commercial complex, open to the...

Appellant retail store corporation sought review of a decision denying a motion to amend and motion for a new trial and sustaining a judgment, pursuant to a jury verdict, in favor of respondent in an action for defamation, malicious prosecution, assault...

Before plaintiff's trial arising from allegations that defendant employer had discharged her solely because of her race, defendant offered to settle the case for $ 450. Plaintiff lost the case, and defendant moved to modify the judgment on grounds...

Plaintiffs filed complaints in the District Court claiming that the Universities violated contractual commitments to their students when they transitioned to online educational activities and declined to refund any portion of their students' tuition...

Petitioner, an inmate convicted of first-degree murder, filed a petition for a writ of habeas corpus pursuant to 28 U.S.C.S. § 2254. He claimed that an expert's testimony was improperly admitted into evidence and, as a result, she was deprived...

After being released from incarceration, Rodriguez Diaz was detained pursuant to 8 U.S.C. § 1226(a). An Immigration Judge held a hearing and denied bond. Approximately 14 months later, Rodriguez Diaz requested a second bond hearing, but was denied...

Plaintiffs claimed that a causal connection exists between Accutane, a prescription drug used in the treatment of nodular acne, and Crohn's disease, a chronic gastrointestinal illness. The trial court found plaintiffs' experts' testimony lacking...

When respondents refused to authorize chemotherapy and indicated their intent to consult a Christian Science practitioner, petitioner Division of Child Protective Services sought temporary custody to authorize treatment of his condition with chemotherapy...