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Oral argument — Jane Doe v. John Kelly

Oral argument · Oral argument · Oct 16, 2017

They can't clean themselves properly. That presents an intolerable risk to the detainee population. Again, the spread of diseases. It's also just it's not humane. … Well, actually, I don't think that time period is overstated because of record-keeping issues.

Oral argument — Oliver v. Isenberg

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jan 29, 2020

I thought I saw him — The three of them had a shareholders' meeting each year where they went over and then they ratified the acts. … The cases they cite, I call them the clean break cases. Someone says, you know, I'm going to leave. I won't talk to a client.

Oral argument — GEFT Outdoors, LLC v. City of Westfield

Oral argument · Oral argument · Apr 5, 2019

I mean, we don't presume that the United States Congress acts unconstitutionally or that the Indiana legislature. … Even if the district court had determined that GEFT did come to court with clean hands, GEFT did not establish its entitlement to the preliminary injunction it sought.

Oral argument — Seitz-Patridge v. Loyola University of Chicago

Oral argument · Oral argument · Mar 8, 2011

All that was left was a ministerial act. … If she didn't act intentionally, she didn't commit plagiarism under Loyola's definition. He asked about comments Dr. Frankfeder made to Dr. Diaz, and the response was Dr.

Oral argument — Yulin Li v. USCIS

Oral argument · Oral argument · Sep 20, 2022

So this lawsuit was filed within that 33-day period. So we're not manipulating the jurisdiction. We have a regulation that says you must serve an NTA. … There's reference to this statute that was just passed, the EB-5 Reform Act.

Oral argument — Fox Insurance Company, Inc. v. Centers for Medicare and Medic

Oral argument · Oral argument · Nov 6, 2012

They had notice in, I think it was February, and by middle of March they hadn't cleaned up their act. … If it's an antiretroviral drug, an AIDS drug, then you get it, period. It doesn't matter what you get.

Oral argument — Veliusv.Townshipof Hamilton

Oral argument · Oral argument · Dec 9, 2011

So Farrar was a de minimis case, period. Correct. There was no reason for the majority to go that far because they said it's de minimis. … Just the whole way the case went down, there were two discrete acts of excessive force. Does that make it an unusual case?

Oral argument — Razim v. Erickson

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jul 9, 2013

I think the trial court made some comment based on the facts that maybe there was no consortium to lose in this marriage at the time that the accident took place. … She did the cleaning. She hauled their child around.

Oral argument — Kuba v. State of California

Oral argument · Oral argument · Dec 1, 2003

Well, you just heard, for example, a comment by Mr. Blatt that the content neutral, is it really content neutral, number one. … When the government seeks to introduce extrinsic act evidence, the crucial determination the district court must make is that

Oral argument — Chiang v. FBI

Oral argument · Oral argument · Apr 8, 2008

In this case, they suspended Agent Chang for a period of about eight months and then brought her back. With pay? With pay. Okay. That's probably the real defense in this case, not national security. … But granted that they use it, they cleaned it up with the Picard memo, which said we're not going to punish her for – or anyone in the FBI for failing a polygraph. That's in the record.

Oral argument — Trustees of Columbia v. Symantec Corporation

Oral argument · Oral argument · Mar 6, 2018

And then the claims would be directed at monitoring when a group of computers, all of which are already infected with a worm, act in a way that differs from how an already infected computer acts. … And their expert does say, and I'll just quote the language, it is sometimes difficult to find clean, attack-free training sets for training an intrusion detection model.

Oral argument — United States v. Pamela Alloway

Oral argument · Oral argument · Nov 18, 2021

Gibson, the court appreciates your willingness to accept the appointment in this case under the Criminal Justice Act, and you may proceed. Thank you, Your Honor. … They came in through the, what they call a mud room, which is a little porch where farmers clean the mud off of their boots coming out of the fields.

Oral argument — Lopez v. USA

Oral argument · Oral argument · Apr 24, 2026

We have a walking psychologist cleaning. That is for a special population, for veterans who serve this country. Most of them, big number of them have a PTSD. … If it's a bench trial, there is no jury trial under Tort Claim Act against US.

Oral argument — 50139) 50276) USA v. AU

Oral argument · Oral argument · Dec 4, 2006

So he wasn't around my client during a relevant period of time when I'm asking for some sort of proof of an affirmative act conduct. … What were the overt acts that were committed? What were the overt acts?

Oral argument — Reyes v. MSPB

Oral argument · Oral argument · Oct 7, 2025

Here all they have is that it must be filed within a reasonable time period, which, when left to the discretion of a pro se appellant, leaves very questionable when that reasonable time period runs, correct … And of course, everything about the settlement agreement is now publicly aired in your filings.

Oral argument — Vedder v. Continental Western Ins.

Oral argument · Oral argument · Sep 5, 2012

Part of doing their work, driving around, cleaning ambulances, going to accident scenes, which she did, as alleged in the Kroger lawsuit. … And it was a period of time over 20, 30 years talking about asbestos liabilities when you have bodily injury throughout a long period of time for each individual claimant.

Oral argument — Karen Echols v. Ryan Gardiner

Oral argument · Oral argument · Feb 5, 2015

In fact, there was testimony that his hands were in the air with nothing in them. We think this is fairly open and shut. … You had a whole – you had 23 complaints in a period of five or six years.

Oral argument — Bollinger v. Oregon State Board of Parole

Oral argument · Oral argument · Nov 7, 2003

Just to clean up a few quick points, counsel for the defendant seems to argue that there must be some clearly established law in the years that ensued since Harlow that is not what the law requires. … In deciding the second prong of immunity, it's not necessarily that the alleged acts of privilege were held unconstitutional. That's Malick v. Brown. That's also a Ninth Circuit 1995 case.

Oral argument — James Henderson v. William Stephens, Director

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jun 18, 2015

Do you disagree with the Texas Psychological Association's comments in that court? … She said, whenever I saw him, he was clean, neatly dressed. He was a nice young man. Same goes for the Texas Ranger who interviewed him.

Oral argument — +Cleo Inc v. United States

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jul 12, 2007

Clio and Crystal, during this period of investigation, were part of the domestic industry, but in the last full year of the commission's investigation period, they shut down production because of disruptions … Would you like to comment? Your Honor, we can also review with our clients their own individual data. It's the third party data that's the real.