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Hobby Lobby's Newest Hobby: Affordable Care Act Appeals
By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on
Craft stores are cool because they're not cool. It's all a part of the hipster obsession that we're supposed to be embracing or rejecting, depending upon whom...
Joinder Appeal Must Prove Prejudice Outweighs Economy
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The last thing a criminal defendant needs is for a jury to perceive him as "a bad guy." Unfortunately, a defendant charged on drug and firearm counts will...
Judicial Credibility Determination Admissible Under FRE 608(b)
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Rommie Woodard was convicted of possessing more than 100 kilograms of marijuana with the intent to distribute and sentenced to 60 months' imprisonment and 4...
Laches Is a Judgment on the Merits for Res Judicata
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The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals clarified this week that a state Supreme Court's finding of laches is binding on a federal district court in parallel...
Attorney Irks Tenth Circuit with 'Frivolous' Disbarment Appeal
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If the definition of insanity is repeating the same action with the expectation of a different result, then the lawyer's definition of insanity is rehashing...
Multiplicity: More Than a Bad Michael Keaton Movie
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After Michael Keaton retired his Batsuit in the early 90s, he went on to star with Andie McDowell in Multiplicity. We watched it. In a theatre. It was...