Title UNITED STATES V. CURLIN Citation U.S. App. LEXIS 8426 (7th Cir. 2011 Unpub.) UNITED STATES of America, Appellee, V. Marcus CURLIN, Appellant No. 10-3033 History Marcus CURLIN was ordered by the Small Claims Court judge to vacate the property due to failure to pay rent. At the time of the eviction the deputies observed firearms in the house and Curlin was charged with possession of firearms due to earlier felony convictions which bar him from owning firearms. The defendant attempted
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Court began at 8:30am room 575 with Judge Bernini Deborah. Six inmates were present, including many family member in the audience. First case was Case no. CR20134419 Event was disposition hearing with the State of AZ vs Betancourt, Richard Samuel, richard was in custody for shoplifting and for probation violation. Judge mentioned that she received richards letter Judge Bernini Deborah takes time to read over letter, lawyer also mentioned that five richards family were indeed present. Letter written
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OUTLINE OF CASES CONSTITUTIONAL LAW II FUNDAMENTAL POWERS OF THE STATE POLICE POWER 1.) Ichong v,.Hernandez, 101 PHIL. 1155 2.) Tio v. Videogram Regulatory Board, 151 SCRA 208 3.) Asso. Of Small Landowners v. Secretary of DAR, 175 SCRA 343 4.) Ynot v. Intermediate Appellate Court, 148 SCRA 659 5.) Tablarin v. Gutierrez, 152 SCRA 730 6.) Taxicab Operators v. Board of Transportation, 119 SCRA 597 7.) ACEBEDO v. COURT OF APPEALS, et. al., G.R. No. 100152. March 31, 2000
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American Intercontinental University Proseminar in Criminal Justice Professor Individual Project Unit 5 Analyzing a Juvenile Justice Case Abstract: In this paper a juvenile justice case will be analyzed and discusses. These cases are different form adult cases as they have different laws and rules, there for its very important to understand all of these details to be able to understand the case. Analyzing a Juvenile Justice Case: Over view of the case been discussed in this paper:
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INTRODUCTION In the United States, there are two separate court systems: State and Federal. The two court systems were made to keep State and Federal matters separate. Under the State court, legislatures were able to generate a variety of laws. The following will review on how the State of California came and how the system relates to the people today. Although both branches are equally as important, this paper is going to outline the basic structure of California’s court system. The following
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in them. Then the prosecutors and defense attorneys must work in accordance with the law and make sure a defendant is given all the rights under the law and should not do anything to violate the rights of the individual. At the judicial level, the judges must keep personal feeling out of the courts and avoid any misconduct that might cause a reversal of the charges in appeal or cause the public to question and doubt the justice system. * * A man named Michael Wayne Hash was the victim
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opposed admission to said program (they did not oppose even once throughout the time that we were there). Then, the judge would address the defendant and state their rights (not necessarily every time, there was a precursory statement of rights before the court began its session, but there were times when certain rights were re-stated or new rights needed to be addressed). The judge also asked the defendants if there was anything they had to say in support of their admission to whatever program they
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TITLE AND CITATION: Darwin Kruse, Appellant, v. Coos Head Timber Company, Respondent 432 P.2d 1009 RESEARCH PROCESS: A coworker of mine who attends Duquesne Law School helped me locate this case. I went to the law school library with him to find and print the case from the database. I used Google Scholar and Lexis Nexis to find the article relating to the legal concept this case addresses. NATURE OF THE CONTROVERSY: Darwin Kruse, an employee of Coos Head Timber Company, was suing his
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WOOSTER — A Ninth District Court of Appeals judge will not expedite a case involving whether an independent candidate running for state representative should be on the November general ballot. Judge Carla Moore filed a document Monday informing the Wayne County Board of Elections and candidate Stephen Spoonamore of her decision to keep the case in its original order based on the filing. The case reached the appeals court when Spoonamore was found not to be an unaffiliated candidate by the Board of
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Fact of the Case This suit regarding damages for breach of fiduciary duty where plaintiff claimed against the first defendant and 3 others who holding director position in Kesang Corporation Bhd ('KCB') for transfering a property owned by him to a third party without his concern. The property is an apartment in Tanjung Tuan Port Dickson which was bought from a company known as Tanjung Tuan Resort Development Sdn Bhd which then transferred to KCB and then to third parties. The plaintiff's claims
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