“Reed contends that his lies were immaterial because Officer Carpenter knew he was lying, and consequently, his lies had no effect on the government’s investigation. ...
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01-2892 U.S. v. Briggs
“A police officer’s response to a direct inquiry by the defendant does not constitute ‘interrogation.’ See United States v. Conley, 156 F.3d 78, 83 (1st ...
Read More »00-2043 In the Matter of Disciplinary Proceedings Against Kathryn P. Karlsson, Attorney at Law
And even though attorney Karlsson’s claims of intermittent anxiety and depression were verified, the medical reports from her internist did not demonstrate that her medical ...
Read More »00-3958 U.S. v. Fernandes
“The district court heard testimony from the County Prosecutor and concluded that the County Prosecutor undertook the search of Fernandes’s office so that he or ...
Read More »01-1338; In the Matter of Disciplinary Proceedings Against James H. Dumke, Attorney at Law
“The OLR complaint against Attorney Dumke alleged, and the referee so found, that after undertaking to represent a client in a specialized area of law ...
Read More »01-0765 In the Matter of Disciplinary Proceedings Against Christopher L. O'Byrne, Attorney at Law
“Attorney O’Byrne’s misconduct with respect to his handling of the estate and his failure to cooperate with the OLR’s investigation are serious failings warranting a ...
Read More »99-3328-CR State v. Oakley
“Even though the motion for reconsideration is denied, we find it appropriate now to withdraw the following language from the third sentence in paragraph 3, ...
Read More »00-2946 U.S. v. Gracia
“Although not applicable to the 1998 guidelines used in Gracia’s case, we note that as of Nov. 1, 2000, the Sentencing Commission amended the Statutory ...
Read More »00-2811, 00-3717 Susan Wakeen Doll Company, Inc. v. Ashton-Drake Galleries
“[T]he district court instructed the jury that: ‘If you conclude that Ms. Sirko had access to plaintiff’s copyrighted sculpture you should find in favor of ...
Read More »00-4212 Re/Max North Central, Inc. v. Patricia Cook
“When Cook disagreed with the terms of the 1999 agreement, Re/Max repeatedly attempted to negotiate with her regarding the agreement’s terms. Even after these negotiations, ...
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