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Federal Courts Benefit Denial Must Be Backed by Reasons, not References

Benefit Denial Must Be Backed by Reasons, not References

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

Charles Kastner sought disability insurance benefits because he was suffering from a degenerative disc disorder. He claimed that his disorder of the spine...

Federal Courts Font of Fonts: Seventh Circuit Typography Guide

Font of Fonts: Seventh Circuit Typography Guide

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

In college, a classmate introduced us to the magical world of the Courier New font. Back in the old days -- before we grew to loathe serif fonts -- Courier...

Federal Courts Lying on an Asylum Application is a Really Bad Idea

Lying on an Asylum Application is a Really Bad Idea

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

You know that saying, "Go big, or go home"? The inverse is true when it comes to application asylums. If the feds bust an alien telling big lies on an asylum...

Federal Courts Prisoner Can Sue for Cockroaches, But He Can't Sue the State

Prisoner Can Sue for Cockroaches, But He Can't Sue the State

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

Calvin Thomas filed a civil rights claim against the State of Illinois and the Illinois Department of Correction, alleging that he had been subjected to cruel...

Federal Courts Seventh Circuit Hears Wisconsin Act 10 Appeal

Seventh Circuit Hears Wisconsin Act 10 Appeal

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Monday, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments in Wisconsin Education Association v. Scott Walker, a case challenging the constitutionality...

Federal Courts Seventh Circuit Rides Circuit to Notre Dame Oct. 1

Seventh Circuit Rides Circuit to Notre Dame Oct. 1

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals is heading back to law school. Appellate judges occasionally like to descend from their lofty lairs to mingle with...

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