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Federal Courts Title VII Challenge to Female-Only Correctional Guard Policy Upheld, and Civil Procedure, Criminal, Employment and Intellectual Property Matters

Title VII Challenge to Female-Only Correctional Guard Policy Upheld, and Civil Procedure, Criminal, Employment and Intellectual Property Matters

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Bluetooth SIG Inc. v. US, No. 08-35312, involved an action seeking a refund of income tax, penalties, additions, and interest paid for 2000-2002 under 28...

Federal Courts Attorney-Client Privilege In Criminal Matter, and Banking and Securities Cases

Attorney-Client Privilege In Criminal Matter, and Banking and Securities Cases

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In Betz v. Trainer Wortham & Co., No.

Federal Courts Grant of Habeas Petition in Sexual Abuse Matter Reversed, and Civil Rights and Civil Procedure Matters

Grant of Habeas Petition in Sexual Abuse Matter Reversed, and Civil Rights and Civil Procedure Matters

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Lee v. Lampert, No. 09-35276, involved a prosecution for sexual abuse of a child.  The court of appeals reversed the grant of petitioner's habeas...

Federal Courts Challenge to Bureau of Prisons Rule, and Immigration Matter

Challenge to Bureau of Prisons Rule, and Immigration Matter

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Kittel v. Thomas, No. 09-35630, concerned a habeas petition challenging a Bureau of Prisons ("BOP") rule that categorically excluded from an early release...

Federal Courts Appeal from Partial Summary Judgment in Wage Matter Dismissed

Appeal from Partial Summary Judgment in Wage Matter Dismissed

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Solis v. Jasmine Hall Care Homes, Inc., No. 08-15223, involved an action to enjoin violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act, alleging that defendants...

Federal Courts Embezzlement Constitutes Aggravated Felony under Immigration Law, and Civil Rights and Securities Matters

Embezzlement Constitutes Aggravated Felony under Immigration Law, and Civil Rights and Securities Matters

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Carlos-Blaza v. Holder, No. 07-70632, involved a petition for review of the immigration judge's order removing petitioner from the U.S. as an aggravated felon...

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