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Federal Courts Take Your Beating! Prosecutor Can't Vindictively Increase Charges

Take Your Beating! Prosecutor Can't Vindictively Increase Charges

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

If at first you don't succeed, don't try again? A pair of brothers, Daniel and David LaDeau, allegedly exchanged coded messages while David was in jail. The...

Federal Courts Federal Defender's Name, Reputation, Sanctions Cleared

Federal Defender's Name, Reputation, Sanctions Cleared

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

After reading the Sixth Circuit's lengthy reversal of sanctions orders by District Court Judge John Adams, you seriously have to wonder: what's got his...

Federal Courts LexisNexis's Arbitration Clause is 'Adhesive' Yet Enforceable

LexisNexis's Arbitration Clause is 'Adhesive' Yet Enforceable

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The arbitration clause is "one-sided," "adhesive," "favors LexisNexis at every turn, and as a practical matter makes it practically unfeasible" to assert...

Federal Courts Case Western Dean Takes Leave After Complaints Get Juicier

Case Western Dean Takes Leave After Complaints Get Juicier

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

And they say nothing exciting happens in Cleveland. A couple weeks ago, we relayed a few salacious rumors about Case Western Reserve University School of Law...

Federal Courts Another Religious Challenge to Contraception Mandate; Same Result

Another Religious Challenge to Contraception Mandate; Same Result

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Well, Sixth Circuit panels may ignore other panels' crack resentencing precedent, but there was no such mistake here. Eden Foods challenge to the Obamacare...

Federal Courts 6th Cir. Sexual Harassment: Local Law School Dean, School Sued

6th Cir. Sexual Harassment: Local Law School Dean, School Sued

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Let's take a quick break from all of the super-serious crack case law for a moment, shall we? Meet Case Western Reserve University School of Law Professor...

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