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Oral argument — BELLAJARO v. SCHILTGEN

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jun 9, 2004

The statutory period is five years. Right. But Santa Maria Ames also says you can consider all that stuff, too. And I don't think on remand, Mr. … He has a clean record since then, essentially.

Oral argument — Majmudar v. House of Spices

Oral argument · Oral argument · Sep 17, 2013

And based on a clean record of the Wage Payment Collection Act, we believe that Mr. Mashbedar is entitled to the attorney's fees and the interest that would have accrued on those wages. … Section three of the act dictates that employees must be paid wages earned. Section four describes the number of days within which wages earned must be paid following the end of the pay period.

Oral argument — Citizens for Clean Energy v. National Mining Association

Oral argument · Oral argument · Feb 6, 2024

Mineral Leasing Act. … Those are the same factors, royalty rates, carbon budgeting, things that go beyond simple air or climate effects.

Oral argument — Canyon Fuel Company v. Secretary of Labor

Oral argument · Oral argument · May 15, 2018

One's an intake escapeway, that is not an issue here, and one's an alternate, which can have intake air or return air. We are going to be talking about the alternate one. … And I don't think that it is consistent with the purpose of the Mine Act, certainly to say that miners can just be left out on a ledge to wait their fate, whatever that might be.

Oral argument — United States v. Jonathan Eymann

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jan 22, 2020

The Air Marine Operations Center. Yes. So Air Marine Operations Center said that the pilot, the plane, and the passenger are non-suspect. … He certainly could comment. He plans the circumstances.

Oral argument — USW v. ConocoPhillips Company

Oral argument · Oral argument · Nov 4, 2009

Any comments on that? All right. Thank you. Thank you, Your Honors. My name is Ann Richardson. … Safety Clean. And the Conoco in this matter has this case exactly reversed because actually Sequeiros and Perez are still good law.

Oral argument — Schaeffler Group USA, Inc. v. United States

Oral argument · Oral argument · Mar 6, 2015

Stewart's last comment about massive amounts of dumping occurring in years subsequent to the passage of the CDSOA. … Without proper notice, without ability to comment, this was in effect a midnight amendment to an ad bill. Nobody knew about it.

Oral argument — Delalat v. Air Force

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jan 7, 2009

The Air Force took one action in this case, and that was to terminate Mr. Delawade. Now, Mr. Delawade attempts to recharacterize his termination as a failure of restoration. … He was, in fact, unable to work for a period of time due to an unrelated second injury for which he had a scheduled surgery in September.

Oral argument — Heidelberg v. People

Oral argument · Oral argument · Sep 28, 2017

The State's Attorney reviewed the matter and declined to act further upon it. … But to be fair and respectfully, there's a distinction when we're talking about two governmental agencies acting under court order who act in contempt of that order, and public documents show, reveal that

Oral argument — KENT v. PROVIDENT LIFE

Oral argument · Oral argument · Apr 5, 2005

Bratbauer's comments go beyond the current knowledge base of the risk factors involved. … It should not count as other act or other bad act evidence against Dr. Hashway or — against Provident Life.

Oral argument — Barbara Marks v. Wanda Hudson

Oral argument · Oral argument · May 1, 2019

The police came by and told Barbara he should be spanked and told the kid to clean up the mess. That's important. And then all of a sudden we have Ms. … I understand your comment, but still I think, you know, if, if there was, if there was cause to remove one child, because like Judge Higginson said, it was a close quarrel.

Oral argument — David Diaz-Jimenez v. Jefferson Sessions

Oral argument · Oral argument · Nov 17, 2017

It says, any alien who is a stowaway is inadmissible, period. Nice and clear. … So— So if I'm a homeowner employing somebody to take care of my children or to clean my house, and they're not— If you're— Do I have to ask for an I-9?

Oral argument — United States v. Wali Ross

Oral argument · Oral argument · Aug 21, 2019

And the facts on Winchester were that he was a fugitive that had invaded for some period of time. … court doesn't have any other questions about abandonment or the sweep, I would like to shift briefly to consent in the time that I have left because I understand the protective sweep, it's a balancing act

Oral argument — Muriel Seto v. Laura Thielen

Oral argument · Oral argument · Feb 13, 2013

You know, one of the things that the court asked you for was clarification about the Coastal Zone Management Act and the Historic Preservation Act and your claim under the Clean Water Act and so on, and … So any comments that the attorney general made, who I've accused of covering up fines of $10,000 a day after the Supreme Court, he's the principal attorney over there, after they ordered him to follow

Oral argument — United States v. Daniel Melton

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jun 4, 2018

Our position on this issue is that the judge essentially did the same thing, acted briefly as a witness, added to the evidence, and that the — we should be entitled to a new trial. … The jury didn't have all — You have to show — you have to show, given the plein air posture, the impact on the verdict.

Oral argument — Lincoln Provisions v. Philip Wolfstein

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jun 3, 2014

And so between that time period and now, there has been a four-year delay. And so that delay is real. It's not hypothetical. … Wolfstein, which the district court determined was culpable and, in fact, acted in bad faith for evading service.

Oral argument — People v. Ross

Oral argument · Oral argument · May 22, 2018

Wouldn't the existence of guns or his ownership of guns be relevant generally to his interaction with this person and the prior bad acts that were identified? … Him going and getting all the supplies, these supplies like duct tape, air fresheners, caulk, trim.

Oral argument — People v. Williams

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jun 19, 2013

That bit about an officer making a dice-throwing motion, air dice or something, that got nothing out of the defendant. The record is unequivocally clear. … But, you know, the police can only act reasonably, you know. That doesn't seem reasonable to me. Pardon me? That doesn't seem reasonable to me. You said it didn't seem reasonable to you.

Oral argument — Tamara Diaz v. Kubler Corporation

Oral argument · Oral argument · Apr 7, 2015

Diaz as the plaintiff who's claiming a statutory right not to pay interest, period. She's not claiming that the debt is not owed. Is that correct? … At least when I have my teeth cleaned, I pay it before I leave the dentist's office, right? A little better relation with my dentist, but they send me a bill.

Oral argument — United States v. Gregory Sperow

Oral argument · Oral argument · Nov 2, 2010

The first count, the CCE, had 98 predicate acts and 78 pages of overt acts, probably 700 overt acts. The third count, the money laundering count, had four. Why does that say it can't be tried? … time periods that cover the time period covered by counsel.