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Appellate Review: Split Noted: Is Application of a Lengthened Limitations Period Retroactive?
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Dedicated to reviewing opinions that create, note, or widen circuit splits; a blawg inspired by Decision of the Day. Sunday, March 24, 2013. Split Noted: Is Application of a Lengthened Limitations Period Retroactive? Per US. ex rel. Carter v. Halliburton Co. (4th Cir. Mar. 18, 2013). All qui tam plaintiffs should take note of this opinion, if only because has the effect of freezing the False Claims limitations bar in October 2002 (and thus also lengthens any potential damages period). If the legislature ...
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Appellate Review: Split Created: Does 2255(e)'s Savings Clause Apply To Past Misapplications of the Guidelines?
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Dedicated to reviewing opinions that create, note, or widen circuit splits; a blawg inspired by Decision of the Day. Wednesday, May 15, 2013. Split Created: Does 2255(e)'s Savings Clause Apply To Past Misapplications of the Guidelines? Per Brown v. Caraway (7th Cir. May 10, 2013). Royce Brown always maintained his arson conviction was not a crime of violence. Turns out, under Begay. He was right. But Begay. Ordinarily, after Begay. Brown nonetheless sought to profit from Begay. In this case, the CA7 crea...
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The FAPE Page: March 2005
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This is Sanford Hausler's blog on special education law. FAPE means free appropriate public education to which all children are entitled. View my complete profile. Prevailing Attorney Entitled to Fee From District . Stay-Put Violation Sustained Even Though FAPE Cla. Statute of limitations. The Third Circuit has hel. Location, Location, Location. Thursday, March 31, 2005. It's been a while since I've done a cross-post with this blog's sister blog, Second Opinions. Posted by Sandy @ 8:21 AM.
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BarclayBlog: 09/01/2004 - 10/01/2004
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Law Library announcements, legal research updates from around the world, new and interesting research resources and web sites of interest to the faculty at the Syracuse University College of Law. Note: For easy navigation, right click on hyperlinks to open links in a new window. Law Firm Hiring practices in the economic downturn. New Online Legal Magazine a Refreshing Alternativ. Library of Congress on YouTube. Blacks Law Dictionary Now Available for iPhone/iP. Best Academic Presses in Law. Which until n...
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Second Circuit Reverses Fraud Conviction with Notable Nugget for Alleged Insider Traders - New York Federal Criminal Practice
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January 12, 2011. Second Circuit Reverses Fraud Conviction with Notable Nugget for Alleged Insider Traders. Guest blogger Valerie A. Gotlib. Buried in the impressive reversal of the fraud conviction of Mark Kaiser, an executive at U.S. Food Services ( USF ) in United States v. Kaiser. Conscious Avoidance Jury Instruction. Of its existence, 2) unless he actually believes. That it does not exist. United States v. Schultz. Admission of Hearsay Statement of USF’s General Counsel. Insider Trading; Securities ...
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New York Federal Criminal Practice: White Collar Archives
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January 12, 2011. Second Circuit Reverses Fraud Conviction with Notable Nugget for Alleged Insider Traders. Guest blogger Valerie A. Gotlib. Buried in the impressive reversal of the fraud conviction of Mark Kaiser, an executive at U.S. Food Services ( USF ) in United States v. Kaiser. Conscious Avoidance Jury Instruction. Of its existence, 2) unless he actually believes. That it does not exist. United States v. Schultz. Admission of Hearsay Statement of USF’s General Counsel. Posted by JaneAnne Murray at...
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New York Federal Criminal Practice: Sentencing - General Archives
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January 21, 2012. Second Circuit Issues Notable Decisions Applying Rule of Lenity. The New York State Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers recently published its winter edition of Atticus, showcasing the two impressive honorees at the upcoming annual dinner of the NYSACDL Foundation, Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman and David Ruhnke, Esq. In it, I also have an article addressing three recent Second Circuit decisions of note: United States v. Banki. Criminal defense community in general. Sentencing - Prese...
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New York Federal Criminal Practice: Post-conviction Archives
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March 14, 2011. Second Circuit Issues Notable Rulings on Two-Step Miranda Procedure, Factual Underpinnings of Sentencing and IAC Prior to Sentencing. The NYSACDL has published its latest edition of Atticus. Focusing on the organization’s often unsung and unknown efforts to influence the legislative process. It includes my article addressing three recent Second Circuit decisions, including Capers. Sentencing - Presentence Issues. Posted by JaneAnne Murray at 9:37 PM. March 23, 2010. March 17, 2010. The Se...
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New York Federal Criminal Practice: Evidence Archives
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March 14, 2011. Second Circuit Issues Notable Rulings on Two-Step Miranda Procedure, Factual Underpinnings of Sentencing and IAC Prior to Sentencing. The NYSACDL has published its latest edition of Atticus. Focusing on the organization’s often unsung and unknown efforts to influence the legislative process. It includes my article addressing three recent Second Circuit decisions, including Capers. Sentencing - Presentence Issues. Posted by JaneAnne Murray at 9:37 PM. January 12, 2011. On appeal, Kaiser ar...
