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Oral argument — Department of Central Management v. Illinois Labor Relations Board

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jun 13, 2018

They said, we're applying the single critical issue test, that's why we agree with CMS, period. That's right. One sentence in the 26-page opinion. … It's like the air conditioning exam.

Oral argument — 04-35210 Marceau v. Blackfeet Housing Authority

Oral argument · Oral argument · May 9, 2007

Judge Ferguson, I'm having trouble hearing your comments. I don't know how your mic is set up. All right. How's that? That's perfect. Okay. … Henry Dodd, the proponent of the General Allotment Act, stated that housing was a central element of the act.

Oral argument — Bd of Trustees of Rend Lake Conservancy District v. City of Sesser

Oral argument · Oral argument · Sep 1, 2011

Wilson was not, he was very embarrassed, especially the second time, for having by air or having entered the redocketing order. … There is no showing that there was any statute of limitations blown in that period of time.

Oral argument — David Roberts v. PayPal

Oral argument · Oral argument · Oct 20, 2015

Why doesn't the Hobbs Act prohibit us from reviewing, quote, prior express consent? Under the Hobbs Act, we have no jurisdiction to review that. Not to review it, but to apply it. … The services, they act as a middleman to hand money over to different people from A to B or from B to A, but he didn't sign up for a new, you know, house cleaning service or something like that, and they're

Oral argument — Finley v. Parker

Oral argument · Oral argument · Oct 16, 2007

But as I asked counsel, he had applied for care at least five times during this period. … He was seen twice during the nine-month period.

Oral argument — Knuth v. Village of Antioch

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jul 20, 2017

Period, period, period. This Honorable Kelly Cork, from the 2nd Judicial District, is now back in session. Mr. Sojourner. The Honorable Michael J. Kersh, presiding. Please be seated. … As it relates to the issue that you plied regarding a duty to warn, is that not a discretionary act by the village officials?

Oral argument — William O. Gilley En v. Atlantic Richfield

Oral argument · Oral argument · Feb 13, 2008

And that's also another issue that was fully aired out. … Does the complaint allege a time period? I should have remembered. But is there a duration specified as to when the conspiracy or is it alleged to be continuing?

Oral argument — United States v. Michael Dreyer

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jun 17, 2015

But I guess I'm trying to focus on looking at the state of the law at the time that this agent acted or however many of his cohorts were acting in the same way. … Does the government get the message that whatever restrictions there are apply to the Navy as well as the Army and the Air Force?

Oral argument — People v. Clemente

Oral argument · Oral argument · Aug 23, 2023

And at page 6 of my brief, I quote the trial judge's comments at the motion for new trial. … Immediately upon seeing the baby, Jasmine notices the Essie gasping for air and blood at the nose and mouth. That's at 182.

Oral argument — Lacey Marketplace Assoc. II v. United Farmers of Alberta CoOp

Oral argument · Oral argument · Dec 5, 2017

Wholesale gets cleaned out. It's stock sold to UFA. Wholesale quits paying rent. Landlords need to find new tenants. The new tenants require tenant improvements. … That's the part of the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act that has 11 badges that you look at.

Oral argument — Buchanan v. Standard Insurance

Oral argument · Oral argument · Sep 26, 2007

In addition to that, it was not an issue in Abate, but as we cited in our brief under Berg, it's B-E-R-G-T, versus retirement plan for pilots of Mark Air, which is a Ninth Circuit opinion, if there is … This ‑‑ disability insurance has developed through model acts and whatnot since between ‑‑ primarily between 1950 and 1972. It is admittedly arcane and there are all kinds of subrules.

Oral argument — Yuga Labs, Inc. v. Ripps

Oral argument · Oral argument · Aug 15, 2024

But it did kind of look to the purposes of the Lanham Act to ensure consumers can tell where goods come from with respect to dilution. … That is different than what Yuga Labs was doing, which was selling NFTs, period. This was done as part of this broader artistic project.

Oral argument — United States v. Walter Rausini

Oral argument · Oral argument · Apr 15, 2013

But Judge Patel's comments both on the 2nd of November and the 7th of November, I would respectfully suggest on this record, show good facility with the letter. … has been well aware that a new district judge will not be the Honorable Marilyn Patel and will evaluate this case by his or her lights and will make his or her decision about what's appropriate on a clean

Oral argument — Ronald Bias v. Tangipahoa Parish School Board, et

Oral argument · Oral argument · Nov 4, 2015

is less than $2,500 is what has gotten us here today, over five, whether five students' field trip to an Air Force Base in Florida should have been paid for by the ROTC program. … I have no further comments. Thank you. Okay. Thank you. Thank you, guys. And we will take a brief recess before we take up the next case.

Oral argument — Solomon Stratton v. Mecklenburg Co Social Services

Oral argument · Oral argument · Mar 22, 2013

You mean to tell me the state of North Carolina can't act forthwith if they see circumstances where a child is in need of services and they have to wait for a hearing? … Were they clean? I don't see anything in the record. It seemed to me the state. That's capital punishment as far as I'm concerned for a parent to take your children away.

Oral argument — Mejia v. City of Sacramento

Oral argument · Oral argument · Feb 13, 2006

My reason is they should have never pointed guns to a nearly naked man with his hands in the air, palms facing outward, unanimous testimony by the police department. I mean, what did they think? … Mejia is that they were pointed at him for a period of about three or four seconds. What was his testimony?

Oral argument — James Emmett v. City of Tacoma

Oral argument · Oral argument · May 15, 2017

And his response, which they characterize as just a flippant comment, was you should just shoot me then. It would make it easier. There are attempts to minimize the significance of that comment. … And did he hear that comment? He was not present for that comment, and that would not go to his analysis. But it certainly went to Bain's subsequent application of the taser. But when officers...

Oral argument — Emmert Industrial v. City of Milwaukie

Oral argument · Oral argument · Oct 23, 2008

You just said — I thought you said, we can't accept this because it has this condition, period, and we're going to sue. Ah, okay. I see what you're — I see what you're saying, Your Honor. … It was liability in the future for past acts, for cleaning up pollution that had already existed.

Oral argument — Eric Mains v. Citibank, N.A.

Oral argument · Oral argument · Nov 2, 2016

What about the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act? What's your claim there? … It goes back to law school of actually proving clean chain of title. We're not arguing about... I don't understand. He owes money on it. He won't pay the money. Well, what's the fraud?

Oral argument — In re: Stuart

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jul 15, 2020

The creditor can say I'll wait for whatever period of time to figure out whether I'm going to get these attorney's fees. Well, there were no attorney's fees, Your Honor. That's a separate issue. … At Act 155, Your Honor, Mr. Stewart's counsel, Mr.