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Oral argument — National Labor Relations Board v. UPS Supply Chain Solutions, Inc

Oral argument · Oral argument · Mar 4, 2025

Good morning, Your Honors, and may it please the Court, this is Matthew Earle for Air National Brotherhood of Teamsters, Local 439. I'd like to reserve four minutes for rebuttal, please. … They certainly might have an obligation, which is why the board's Mike O'Connor jurisprudence is you act at your peril during this period.

Oral argument — Lee v. Buth-Na-Bodhaige, Inc.

Oral argument · Oral argument · Aug 23, 2018

I made millions of dollars, and quite frankly, I feel an obligation to try to clean things up. That's what I'm about here. … I should add that the status of FACTA cases in the 11th Circuit is to some degree up in the air. I told you I've done objections to two FACTA cases. This one, and I guess you'd count New York and St.

Oral argument — Page v. Trusteesof Penn

Oral argument · Oral argument · Feb 15, 2007

Two police officers entered, one who was male, and it became they had to clean out another officer's locker. … It has to be done at certain periods of time.

Oral argument — NAVARRO-SOQUI v. MUKASEY

Oral argument · Oral argument · Oct 20, 2008

But the one for which your client was convicted as a 10-year period. That is correct. So that's bigger, so we can't say that that's a difference. … An act is done knowingly if the defendant is aware of the act and does not act or failed the act through ignorance, mistake or accident.

Oral argument — Club Madonna Inc., Appellant/Cross v. City of Miami Beach, Appellee/Cross

Oral argument · Oral argument · Feb 10, 2022

There's no question that intermediate scrutiny is a balancing act, but I would not at all characterize it as deferential. … But Patel talked in terms of that warrant equivalent periodic inspections, which suggests that there has to be that temporal component.

Oral argument — People v. Pate

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jul 14, 2011

So here we have an even longer period of time when the trial court made that factual finding. … Did that cross-examination undermine his comment about the existence of paranoia? Cocaine is not the only source of paranoia. Sure. But I think Dr.

Oral argument — United States v. Dennis Lam

Oral argument · Oral argument · May 13, 2009

One is that the jury was properly instructed, although – I was thinking about your first comment. … Okay, Josiah, you must have some air.

Oral argument — People v. Huizar

Oral argument · Oral argument · Feb 27, 2014

Your Honors, I think Justice O'Brien's comment about the time frame here is crucial and is spot on. This incident did not take a long period of time. It happened within a very short period of time. … Counsel says, well, you can do a lot in 10, 12 seconds, but it's a very short period of time.

Oral argument — Rio Hondo Land v. EPA

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jan 21, 2021

And as Judge Briscoe pointed out, the anti-backsliding exception under the Clean Water Act specifically allows for a permit to be relaxed even when the water body is not in attainment, whereas here, the … The 2001, the statute and the regulations, the whole point of the Clean Water Act is to assure that NPDES permits assure attainment of water quality standards.

Oral argument — 1-20-0629

Oral argument · Oral argument · Apr 27, 2021

We have a reform mayor who's trying to clean things up there and we, you know, we keep inheriting a lot of the past baggage of the city. … So I mean that's the way that a municipal authority acts through its corporate authorities. But other than that.

Oral argument — KY v. Janet Yellen

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jul 21, 2022

Right, using the Declaratory Judgment Act to bring... Yes, that's right. All right, so the sovereign, I'm curious about the sovereignty argument. Does the Susan B. … The other question, I guess, is why is this not like any other statute where, like the Clean Water Act, the Clean Air Act, whatever.

Oral argument — Antonio Lozano v. Ralph M. Diaz

Oral argument · Oral argument · Nov 17, 2014

In that case, he fired the shots in the air. He didn't fire them at human beings. And then he also fired shots that hit the people, but it was the shots fired in the air. Right. … In Robertson, he fired into the air, not at the victims, into the air. In this case, he fired not at the victims. He fired at the car, according to his statements to police and his trial testimony.

Oral argument — United States v. Olga Murra

Oral argument · Oral argument · Nov 8, 2017

In no respect did any of the Mosaic victims, the victims in this case, turn over any confidential information or act in any way that was inconsistent with the privilege. … So that evidence, taken together with the bank records, which showed that the cleaning revenues funded Ms.

Oral argument — United States v. Lance Slizewski

Oral argument · Oral argument · Dec 16, 2015

So there's a period of five days in which the police officers had the car. … Sexton in two robberies, on a photo still, identified gray Air Jordans.

Oral argument — Plastech Holding Corp v. WM GreenTech Automotive Corp

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jun 14, 2018

Once this court acts, as we hope, overturns that finding, then everything has to, any finding against us based on that ruling is wrong. … You cannot – Your initial argument was – and I know you cleaned this up in your reply, and I may butcher this – was we'd be prejudiced down below, but if we reverse – let's just assume we reverse – it

Oral argument — Humane Society of the United v. AGRI

Oral argument · Oral argument · Apr 20, 2022

There was an extended notice and comment period. They extended the comment period. They thoroughly responded to comments in the final rule that they sent out into the world as a final rule. … And then this confidential period happens.

Oral argument — Manito Machinery, Inc. v. Bank One

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jun 21, 2010

They had a period of 14 or 15 months- Was that a notice to possess the personal property? … The plaintiff- A non-party to the Foreclosure Act. Pardon me? A tenant, a non-party to the Foreclosure Act. A tenant would certainly-I'm not quite sure I understand your question, Your Honor.

Oral argument — Weis v. E&G Weis Farms, Inc.

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jan 17, 2019

Marks also testified, and I apologize, I thought it was Janine that made those comments, but Ms. … The only testimony was that's the first time they opened it up and saw, oh, no, this has got a long time period of mold, weasels, et cetera, to where the Steeles had to get in there and clean it up for

Oral argument — Trujillo v. US Postal Service

Oral argument · Oral argument · Dec 12, 2008

It was primarily substance abuse and the need for him to enter a rehabilitation program to become clean and sober. … , I mean the Rehabilitation Act or the ADA.

Oral argument — EEOC v. Ryan's Pointe Houston, L.L.C., et a

Oral argument · Oral argument · Apr 27, 2020

Additionally, she testified that while Villalobos was property manager, there were no clean units to show to protective tenants. But then she testified, actually, yes, there were clean units. … She acted as a firewall between whatever racial and ethnicities were being deduced from the statements that were said to her between February 9th and about.