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1. Police officer can't sue doctor who found him unfit for duty
A fired police officer couldn't sue a psychiatrist who found him unfit for duty, the Utah Court of Appeals has ruled. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
2. Oregon Supreme Court says asbestos claim is not time-barred
Even though a plaintiff referred to his "asbestos lungs" more than five years before filing a products liability claim, the statute of limitations did not ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
3. U.S Congress bill would allow Chapter 13 tithing
Congress has passed legislation granting debtors who have filed for bankruptcy the right to make charitable contributions or religious tithing. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
4. Unavailable witness's hearsay statements inadmissible
The hearsay statements of an unavailable witness should not have been admitted in a criminal trial, the Colorado Supreme Court has ruled. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
5. Did school officials violate student's First Amendment rights?
Did school officials violate the First Amendment when they prevented a student from displaying a banner with a slang reference to marijuana at a school-sponsored ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
6. Franchisor can't be sued for hotel guest's death
A hotel franchisor could not be held financially liable for the murder of a guest at a franchisee's hotel, the Mississippi Court of Appeals has ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
7. Lawyers of the Year - Ernie L. Brooks - Southfield, Mich.
Ernie L. Brooks is a man of few words. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
8. State offense must be felony under federal law for deportation to result
A state offense constitutes a felony punishable under the federal Controlled Substances Act and triggers deportation only if it proscribes conduct punishable as a felony ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
9. School official can be individually liable for sexual abuse under Sect.
An alleged child molester can be held individually liable under Sect. 1983, the 7th Circuit has ruled in reversing a summary judgment for a public ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
10. Train derailment not appropriate for class action
A class action was not appropriate to handle personal injury claims resulting from a train derailment and subsequent chemical discharges, the Illinois Supreme Court has ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) | |
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