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Federal Courts Court Must Estimate Loss for Sentencing in Tire Trade Secret Theft

Court Must Estimate Loss for Sentencing in Tire Trade Secret Theft

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Ever see a bulldozer's tires? They're big. You can't score those at Wal-Mart. In fact, only three companies in the United States make those behemoths:...

Federal Courts Sixth Circuit to Hear ADA Claims Against ABA Over the LSAT

Sixth Circuit to Hear ADA Claims Against ABA Over the LSAT

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Ah, the LSAT. Reading comprehension. Logical reasoning. Logic games. Some of us look back on that dear test with fondness. After all, who needs Sudoku when...

Federal Courts Certified Mail? More Like Certified Fail.

Certified Mail? More Like Certified Fail.

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Anyone here familiar with 1950s game shows? Yep. Thought so. An otherwise ordinary tax dispute was made slightly less ordinary by the inclusion of a pop...

Federal Courts Overdosing Heroin Addict, 911 Call Are Exigent Circumstances ... Duh

Overdosing Heroin Addict, 911 Call Are Exigent Circumstances ... Duh

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

It's not often that we get to say "Duh" to a court opinion but the ruling in this case seemed pretty obvious from the beginning. The Stricker Family called 911...

Federal Courts It's a Trap! No Probable Cause for Lewd Conduct Arrest

It's a Trap! No Probable Cause for Lewd Conduct Arrest

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

"The force" was with Randy Alman one October afternoon in Westland, Michigan. Unfortunately, that "force" was a cruiser-combating task force staffed by...

Federal Courts Sixth Circuit Upholds Bench-Slapping Dismissal for Discovery Delays

Sixth Circuit Upholds Bench-Slapping Dismissal for Discovery Delays

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

"To recite the facts of this case is nearly to decide it." Rarely does the first sentence of an opinion so glaringly declare a state of hopelessness for the...

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