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Oral argument — Muyet v. United States

Oral argument · Oral argument · May 30, 2024

This is core mitigating evidence that many judges, considering analogous motions, for example, under the First Step Act for Compassionate Release, or conducting Davis resentencings, have looked to in deciding … Muyad, after 30 years in federal prison, some meaningful prospect at breathing free air at some time in his life. We're not saying that Judge Preska has to do that.

Oral argument — Diana Isayeva v. County of Sacramento

Oral argument · Oral argument · Sep 12, 2016

We're going to have to cease to have evidence for a long period of time in addition to a summary judgment. But we have all the evidence of Mr. Tershanko standing in front of Mr. Berry. … He was in the air. He was not seeing his boots. And this entire thing was getting there. It was pretty immediate and fast.

Oral argument — US Chamber of Commerce v. SEC

Oral argument · Oral argument · Oct 26, 2023

-day comment periods. … The first on the comment period, Mr.

Oral argument — Defranco v. Wolfe

Oral argument · Oral argument · Nov 20, 2009

In other words, the prison doesn't act your way, it's a constitutional violation. If they act your way, it's not. But that's a pretty low threshold for constitutional violation, isn't it? … The first question is with respect to, just to bat it out of the air, showers.

Oral argument — Transverse, L.L.C. v. Iowa Wireless Services, L.L.

Oral argument · Oral argument · Apr 4, 2018

Or whatever lost profits we could prove for the two-year period, not the 12-year period, but the two-year period. … Under the case law, the air routing versus Britannia Airways case, Houston Court of Appeals case that we cited. If you deceive a plaintiff into paying for services that were never performed.

Oral argument — United States v. Henry Redlightning

Oral argument · Oral argument · May 4, 2010

At that slice in time, that may have been a voluntary act by Mr. Red Lightning, given the lack of information he was provided. … I would also point out that even if you were to examine the individual periods in and of themselves, every individual period was reasonable. The interrogation ends around 4.30.

Oral argument — Travelers Property Casualty Co v. Safeco Insurance Company of Il

Oral argument · Oral argument · Dec 8, 2011

And that is acting as individuals with no relation to the trust or acting as trustees. Those are the two avenues in which the named insureds could have coverage. … But his only duty to act in this situation was as a trustee. I mean, he is the trustee and he acts when he acts in relation to that property as the trustee.

Oral argument — United States v. Ademola Adebayo

Oral argument · Oral argument · Feb 11, 2021

Um, what about I understood that the government introduced some evidence that this activity was taking place in sort of open air, open site in the pharmacy in the back. … Adebayo was identified as a pharmacist that was acting in the front of this pharmacy, and the pharmacist that was acting in the back was actually Mr. Young, and that was testified to by Mr.

Oral argument — Commitment of James

Oral argument · Oral argument · Feb 19, 2025

You're on air. Wasn't there testimony, Dr. Brucker's testimony, that Respondent was making progress towards his rehabilitation at the TDF? … James's situation is the one who's met with them a mere fraction of the time as our expert who has known him, as the record indicates, for a significant period of time.

Oral argument — HMEPS v. BofI Holding, Inc.

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jan 7, 2020

And so our auditors have given us clean opinion, so there's nothing wrong here. There's no securities fraud. … And so it's not that we just get a free pass and say, oh, here because a short seller made a comment and has its own reasons for making these comments that we automatically get to a win here.

Oral argument — Jander v. International Busine

Oral argument · Oral argument · Sep 7, 2018

You also know, based on the history of securities laws and common sense, that the longer a company defrauds the public, the more likely the company is going to get punished by the public when it comes clean … You cannot evaluate the conduct of an ERISA fiduciary with the benefit of hindsight, and the fact that the plan ended up being a net seller of stock during the class period is something you only know with

Oral argument — The Apartment Store v. Mount Vernon Fir

Oral argument · Oral argument · May 5, 2005

And I gather the document is the cleaning sheet or whatever it is, the check sheet? It is, Your Honor. And the fact that- Any alterations on it? Yes, Your Honor. … Act.

Oral argument — Baljinder Sandhu v. Jay Kanzler, Jr.

Oral argument · Oral argument · Mar 12, 2019

Two neighbors don't like each other, and one comes over with his gun and shoots it seven times in the air and then clicks it three times. … Two brief comments. In the Meyer v. Daggert case, and that goes to Judge Arnold's point with respect to the statute, the statute deals with negligence and malpractice.

Oral argument — Zimmer Radio of Mid-Missouri, Inc. v. FCC

Oral argument · Oral argument · Mar 19, 2025

That's the beginning of the Act, the preamble, adopted by Congress as the purpose of the Act. Yeah, yes, yes. It says promote competition. Yes, Judge Benton. … And the record contained plenty of evidence, comments from small station owners themselves, who vehemently objected to further consolidation.

Oral argument — United States v. Arceneaux

Oral argument · Oral argument · Feb 8, 2010

Strictly, it wasn't violated, period. I agree. And that was the problem, Jenks. You got the stuff late. We got the stuff late. The Court, in my view, didn't exercise its discretion. … Wong engaged in repeated acts of misconduct directed at the credibility of these witnesses.

Oral argument — United States v. Tyler Denby

Oral argument · Oral argument · Nov 18, 2025

In that case, it was actually the mentally ill person that was raising the air. … Yes, he acted irrationally somewhat on the day of his arrest. That was July 31st of 2021. He was sent to the hospital because of that.

Oral argument — United States v. Batista

Oral argument · Oral argument · Apr 6, 2022

there's not nothing distinctive about the car and There's nothing distinctive about what the car does and the one thing that indicated to the District Court judge that The driver of that car was in the air … court did not affirm on this ground and it relates I Suppose to just what role in evidentiary hearing on the question Might have played so it it's hard to see that the district court Would have been acting

Oral argument — Steak 'n Shake v. Workers' Compensation Comm'n

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jun 16, 2016

Paquin could have recovered and been cured without the cubital tunnel surgery, how do we call that reasonable and necessary treatment under Section 8A of the Act? … He throws out and it hangs in the air the rhetorical question. If Roney believed it was, quote, unquote, possible he could have recovered without the surgery, what is your response to that?

Oral argument — Barela v. City of Woodland

Oral argument · Oral argument · Aug 31, 2009

You can burn flags in this country, but you can't, and that's a constitutionally protected activity, but you can't do so in violation of the air pollution statutes. … Now, if I could, just in the interest of time, I'd like to direct some comments to your questions, Judge Bybee, about the recording.

Oral argument — Timothy D'Angelo v. Donald Winter

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jun 11, 2010

D'Angelo had a property interest, did not go beyond the Civil Service Reform Act. … So there was a meaningful opportunity for him to comment on the charges and defend them.