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Federal Courts Stretching Jurisdiction to Cover Foreign Torts and Corporations

Stretching Jurisdiction to Cover Foreign Torts and Corporations

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

DaimlerChryster (DCAG) isn't located on these fair shores. The German corporation is as foreign to Northern California as lederhosen and pumpernickel, yet they...

Federal Courts 9th, SCOTUS Each Asked to Review Facebook Privacy Settlements

9th, SCOTUS Each Asked to Review Facebook Privacy Settlements

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Sponsored stories: where Facebook publishes a user's "like" of an item without their permission to others, without compensation, notification, or an ability to...

Federal Courts SCOTUS Takes 'Raging Bull' Case; Does 9th Cir. Favor Hollywood?

SCOTUS Takes 'Raging Bull' Case; Does 9th Cir. Favor Hollywood?

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

It was a defense that does not exist anywhere in copyright statutes. It also inspired a passionately dissenting concurrence (hates the law, bound to apply it)....

Federal Courts Mandatory Sex Offender Lie Detector Tests Implicate 5th Amendment

Mandatory Sex Offender Lie Detector Tests Implicate 5th Amendment

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Richard Bahr Jr. is a registered sex offender. As part of the terms of his release following a prison stint for third degree rape, he was required to adhere to...

Federal Courts Hawaii Same-Sex Marriage Case on Hold Pending Legislative Action

Hawaii Same-Sex Marriage Case on Hold Pending Legislative Action

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

The battle for marriage equality in the State of Hawaii has been taken out of the Ninth Circuit's hands (for now) and placed into the hands of a special...

Federal Courts Coulda, Woulda: Minor Distinction Means Major Reversal

Coulda, Woulda: Minor Distinction Means Major Reversal

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Will the third trial be a charm for the State of California? Earlier this month, the Ninth Circuit reversed the conviction of La Carl Martez Dow for...

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