• United States v. Bryan

    United States v. Bryan United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit May 3, 1988, Argued and Submitted ; January 18, 1989, Filed No. 87-3059 Opinion  [*1033]  WALLACE, Circuit Judge:  [**2]  Bryan appeals his conviction of twenty counts of mail...
  • In re Murphy

    In re Murphy United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit May 17, 1977, Submitted ; August 12, 1977, Filed Nos. 76-1916, 76-1931 Opinion  [*329]  GIBSON, Chief Judge. This appeal presents sensitive and far-reaching issues regarding the extent...
  • Steagald v. United States

    Pursuant to an arrest warrant for a person named Lyons, federal Drug Enforcement Administration agents entered the home of petitioner Gary Keith Steagald home to search for Lyons; the agents did not first obtaining a search warrant before entering the...
  • Caldwell v. Holland of Tex., Inc.

    The court previously entered summary judgment against Juanita Caldwell's FMLA claim on the grounds that she had failed to submit evidence that the inflammation of her son Kejuan's ears was a "serious health condition" entitling her to...
  • Keyishian v. Bd. of Regents

    Appellants were professors, instructors, or lecturers at the State University of New York. They were required by a state law program to sign certificates stating, among other things, that they were not members of the Communist Party. The state program...
  • State v. Miranda

    When the police investigated a loud party, they noted the smell of marijuana when someone opened the door to defendant Victor Miranda’s apartment. The police officer found defendant in the bedroom where the marijuana was in plain view. Defendant...
  • Ventura v. Kyle

    Prior to his death, Chris Kyle was a sniper for a United States Navy Sea, Air and Land (SEAL) team. He authored a book where he described punching a celebrity whom he referred to as “Scruff Face” who made offensive remarks about the SEALs...
  • Parrino v. Bradshaw

    Petitioner Donald Parrino, who was incarcerated, sought a writ of habeas corpus from an order granting the state's motion for a hearing under U.S. v. Nebbia, 357 F.2d 303 (2d Cir. 1966). In the said case, it was held that where a defendant posted...
  • 100+ Research Journals Come to Nexis Uni

    Every day, the content universe of Nexis Uni expands by millions of documents, ranging from news, company information and legal data to a wide variety of journals for academic research. And we’re excited to announce our latest addition of more than...
  • O'Rourke v. Dominion Voting Sys. Inc.

    This lawsuit arose out of the 2020 election for President of the United States. The original Complaint purported to be a class action lawsuit on behalf of all American registered voters, alleging a vast conspiracy between defendants four governors, secretaries...