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Federal Courts Appeal in Osage Nation v. Irby Finds Tribe's Reservation Disestablished

Appeal in Osage Nation v. Irby Finds Tribe's Reservation Disestablished

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Osage Nation v. Irby, No. 09-5050, concerned an action by the Osage Nation seeking a declaratory judgment that the Nation's reservation, which comprised all of...

Federal Courts Medical Malpractice and Lack of Informed Consent Appeal

Medical Malpractice and Lack of Informed Consent Appeal

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Willis v. Bender, No. 07-8057, involved an action against a surgeon for lack of informed consent and medical malpractice. As the court of appeals wrote: ...

Federal Courts Appeals Involving Criminal Sentencing and the Railway Labor Act Decided

Appeals Involving Criminal Sentencing and the Railway Labor Act Decided

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The Tenth Circuit decided one criminal sentencing matter and one concerning the Railway Labor Act. In US v. Gonzalez, No.

Federal Courts Criminal and Education Law Matters

Criminal and Education Law Matters

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The Tenth Circuit decided three criminal cases and one involving the allegedly unlawful denial of special education services. D.L. v. Unified Sch. Dist....

Federal Courts Decisions in Criminal and Civil RICO Cases

Decisions in Criminal and Civil RICO Cases

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Today, the Tenth Circuit decided one civil RICO matter and one criminal sentencing case. Bixler v. Foster, No. 09-2138, involved an action by minority...

Federal Courts Rulings in Criminal and Employment Cases

Rulings in Criminal and Employment Cases

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The Tenth Circuit decided two cases today, one involving the allegedly wrongful termination of a public employee for exercising her First Amendment rights; and...

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