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Oral argument — United States v. Ronald Douglas

Oral argument · Oral argument · Sep 22, 2015

For my client to try to find work, it would be easier if that condition was cleaned up. Permit a probation officer to visit him at any time at home or elsewhere. Any time. … None of his crimes have been two people doing an evil act. They're all things like domestic battery, battery of a police officer, having a gun in a car.

Oral argument — Jose Ibarra v. Manheim Investments, Inc.

Oral argument · Oral argument · Dec 8, 2014

People took meal periods. We have evidence that there is a… Every single person took a meal period, every single period according to time records. … They claim that none of the rest periods were proper because people were not authorized to leave, and there was a 100% rest period case.

Oral argument — American Raisian v. USDA

Oral argument · Oral argument · May 12, 2003

cause for the debarment by the administrator of any person from any or all of the benefits of the act for a specified period. … All under the 37 Act, not the 46 Act.

Oral argument — Burleson v. Collin Cty Cmty Coll Dist

Oral argument · Oral argument · Apr 29, 2021

Jackson Public School District, which says the loss of First Amendment freedoms, even for minimal periods, constitutes irreparable injury. Or R.A.V. v. City of St. … And so those reasons are all independent of the trial court's stated reasons, and this court, if it were to decide to find the court aired on 1983, should affirm the summary judgment motion for any one

Oral argument — Aroldo Rodriguez Diaz v. William Barr

Oral argument · Oral argument · Dec 7, 2021

So I agree with you that the court is really operating on a clean slate when it comes to this question. … And we see that reflected in the Bail Reform Act, where the Supreme Court found that because the Bail Reform Act provides numerous other procedures, including that the burden of proof be held on the government

Oral argument — United State of America v. Rose

Oral argument · Oral argument · Feb 22, 2021

Rose's sentence to something other than immediate release, some intermediate point or not period. … Rose have a clean slate of it with brand new compassionate release motion is, you know, aren't we tied to the principles of, number one, party presentation and number two, the way in which the district

Oral argument — Oczachowski v. Manor Care of Palos Heights

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jun 12, 2018

Ositowski slipped on a puddle of water and the complaint alleged that the nursing home was negligent in failing to clean up the puddle of water, that would obviously be an ordinary negligence claim. … And finally, I just wanted to comment on one of counsel's statements. He said that you're taking into account the facts of the individual person. And that's exactly our point, Your Honor.

Oral argument — Olson v. Hunter's Point Homes

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jul 14, 2011

The circuit court dismissed all of these cases under the so-called Norman Act, i.e. the economic law stuff. … There were no allegations of an air conditioner being moved in the complaint. And so facts that were not in the record are now being argued.

Oral argument — United States v. Jon Bryant, Sr.

Oral argument · Oral argument · Oct 25, 2018

And we note at the outset that you were appointed under the Criminal Justice Act. I was, Your Honor. … She, consistent with Judge Erickson, your, your comments on the life threatening injury of being strangled, she was strangled to unconsciousness.

Oral argument — Rogers v. Espinoza

Oral argument · Oral argument · Apr 28, 2026

The clean-up hitter, you called him. That's right. Bring in the big guns. Thank you, Your Honors. May it please the court. This is a picture of the client. … The question here becomes how quickly must the officer act to remove her from the ant bites from the time that he found out? And here we're talking about a very quick term, period of time.

Oral argument — United States v. Marrero

Oral argument · Oral argument · Feb 13, 2024

But assume that the act that he committed and was charged with and convicted of took place before the amendment of the statute. … He might have committed attempted statutory rape during those four months or during the period of—during the last month or so when the new law was in effect.

Oral argument — Van Winkle v. Rogers

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jul 11, 2023

And that was a deliberate act. They didn't accidentally. They sent those tire fragments there. They didn't just lose them. … I mean the judge was acting according to his inherent authority. There's no cause of action in Louisiana for spoliation.

Oral argument — Dishart v. DHS

Oral argument · Oral argument · Dec 11, 2009

This gentleman had this duty put upon him by the Air Force. It was an order from his commanding officer. … That was the period to which my question was directed. There's no question that this exceeded the statutory amount.

Oral argument — Razor Capital v. Antaal

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jun 13, 2012

It could include the cleaning of, you know, the cleaning of the uniforms for Razor for all I know. What charges? Charges were incurred by use of the card. They could be based upon this complaint. … Can you respond to counsel's comment that three times in his motion to dismiss, he said that this complaint did not factually state a cause of action.

Oral argument — PlayUp, Inc. v. Laila Mintas

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jul 5, 2022

Within the time period, remember, the record stops at the hearing in January. So I really... … Stop airing your dirty laundry, Mr. Simic. Get her the contract.

Oral argument — Covol Fuels No. 4, LLC v. Pinnacle Mining Company, LLC

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jan 28, 2015

Judge, the contract, what the parties call the CIPRA, the Coal Purchasing Refuge Recovery Act, does not specifically say that they have to lower the water. … Actually, as I understand the engineering of it, this water would not have gone into, under the Clean Water Act, into some other stream.

Oral argument — Joanna Wilson v. Navika Capital Group, L.L.

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jan 7, 2016

No, I don't believe so because those were put in for the PACER, and what that goes to were the representations made to her that plaintiffs were acting dutifully. … What I mean by that is, look, they can't now go justify all the acts. For instance ---- They're confined to the record. They're confined to the record.

Oral argument — Terry Emmert v. Clackamas County

Oral argument · Oral argument · Mar 4, 2019

Clean up your pleadings, your fraud claim, your equal protection claim, your inverse claim, your condemnation blight claim, breach of contract claim. … Government doesn't act by a single... County government doesn't act by a single person. We have a five-member governing board, which is the final decision-maker.

Oral argument — 4-17260 El Dorado v. Traylor Bros.

Oral argument · Oral argument · May 11, 2005

Or they say we want it to move from A to B, and we don't want to have to go in there and clean out a zillion tons of silt every year to keep things flowing right. … And the board's supposed to, if it's an important matter, they're supposed to act promptly. They're not supposed to wait for the next meeting, right? They are supposed to act promptly on it.

Oral argument — United States v. Donnie Jose

Oral argument · Oral argument · Mar 4, 2019

Well, it painted whoever did it as acting in a particularly callous and intentioned, willful manner. … And that's the evidence that the government commented on.