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Oral argument — Kyle Halle v. Galliano Marine Service, LLC

Oral argument · Oral argument · Feb 10, 2017

But a janitor that's cleaning it all up, he'd be exempt too, right? Well, that's where the cases have gone because his job is the boat. Right? I mean, he's maintaining upkeeping the boat. … Therefore, due to the limited crew and long periods of time offshore, it was not possible to spread this work to other employees at all, Your Honor.

Oral argument — 23-1290_23-1299_NLRB v. Colart_Staff Mgmt

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jan 30, 2024

Why isn't the significance of cases like Starbucks or Lancaster-Fairfield County Hospital, or the Fourth Circuit's decision in LRB versus air contact transport, that there is a different standard for the … What do we do with the board's footnote five where it indicates, even if Hargrove was not actually engaged in constricted activity, that Colart apparently thought that he was and that Trejo's comments

Oral argument — People v. Hawkins

Oral argument · Oral argument · Dec 5, 2012

, the danger there is the jury would have thought, well, okay, defense counsel was floating up a balloon as to what he might have possibly said, but then the defendant doesn't back it up and then the air … There'd be periods of moments when he sat and said nothing, and then periods of moments where he was musing as to what happened.

Oral argument — Glen Armstrong, Sr. v. BNSF Railway Company

Oral argument · Oral argument · Sep 18, 2017

First of all, Your Honor, it is a safety whistleblower statute, more akin to the Aviation Investment Reform Act, also called Air 21. Right, but all of these statutes require a retaliatory motive. … If there's no questions, I'll save my additional comments for rebuttal. All right, thank you, Mr. Motley. Thank you. Mr. Ballinon? Thank you.

Oral argument — Pro-Life Mississippi v. Lindsay Horton, et

Oral argument · Oral argument · Dec 2, 2015

And how many threats to your plaintiff people, and how many not threats, but actual arrests during this period of time? … The police said they were acting reasonably. They say they weren't acting reasonably. You say, well, the record shows that they were acting reasonably.

Oral argument — Abbott v. Commissioner IRS

Oral argument · Oral argument · Feb 11, 2005

All in this relatively short period of time. Is there any suggestion that what he was paid effectively did? Yes, Your Honor. Oh. What, what, how did you show that? … There were clean hearts. I'm not suggesting that. The implication of my question, so it's clear, is this.

Oral argument — United States v. Ralph Tovar

Oral argument · Oral argument · Feb 27, 2025

One of them says Hobbs act jurisdiction. Another says travel act jurisdiction. I think those formulations are all doing what Torres versus Lynch describes. … I don't expect you to agree with this, but the archetypal reason for the plain air standard.

Oral argument — People v. Jake

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jul 24, 2013

But the statute itself, there's a statute that permits evidence of prior domestic violence acts. … Jake had no defense and chose voluntarily not to testify and counsel the strategy, which Justice Connex already commented on.

Oral argument — American Clinical Laboratory A v. Xavier Becerra

Oral argument · Oral argument · Feb 25, 2022

Subsection A-1 specifically delineates the reporting periods, and Congress has very carefully controlled those periods, provided that no reporting can occur before the next reporting period, set very clear … deadlines for the next reporting period.

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 — 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 — Veterans Contracting Group v. United States

Oral argument · Oral argument · Nov 9, 2018

There was a wrongful act. They want to undo the consequences of the wrongful act. … The contracting officer ultimately acted reasonably. At the time, he thought he was acting reasonably. But as it turned out, he wasn't acting reasonably.

Oral argument — Huntleigh USA v. United States

Oral argument · Oral argument · Dec 4, 2007

So we say the fact that the contracts were for a period of time subject to termination doesn't affect them. … So the airlines couldn't use Huntley after the act. Huntley's gone.

Oral argument — John Whyde Jr v. Paul Sigsworth

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jun 12, 2024

Active resistance can exist when there's verbal hostility or a deliberate act of defiance, and that's what we had here, repeated deliberate acts of defiance. … And also at that point he was sufficiently, how do you say, at that point that he had already gone through withdrawal and was clean at that point or beyond the withdrawal symptoms.

Oral argument — TANADGUSIX v. HUBER

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jul 7, 2004

There is no plausible meaning to that document other than the scenario that there would be rehabilitation of this vessel to fix it up and clean it up for some temporary period in Hawaii. … There was a one-year sort of grace period, if you will, 12 months to put it into use pursuant to the transfer document itself.

Oral argument — Klees-Wallace v. FCC

Oral argument · Oral argument · Dec 11, 2015

The government says it's whether her conduct, quote, breached the LCA, period, end quote. All their arguments stem from that. Maybe it's not final. … And would that decision of the board be reviewable by us at that point because the agency had acted, whether you want to call it ultra-virus or functus officio, the MSPB had acted without authority doing

Oral argument — Sierra Club v. DOI

Oral argument · Oral argument · Feb 3, 2021

So, I guess the question is, what are your comments also with respect to timing, because I think that's a fair question. Certainly. … Really, they looked at the wrong time period here.

Oral argument — United States v. Pheasant

Oral argument · Oral argument · Oct 10, 2024

So when it addresses a case about air pollution in the EPA, the the fact that they're addressing air pollution sort of gives rise to like it sort of animates the decision about the the scope of the delegation … And some commentators have talked about this recently. Justice Gorsuch, when he was a judge on the Tenth Circuit, talked about it.

Oral argument — People v. Cole

Oral argument · Oral argument · Oct 22, 2014

Specifically, the jury found that on January 7, 2009, the defendant injured and engaged in an act of sexual penetration with a 20-month-old girl. … But the people submit that that baby wipe was used by the mother to clean up the child at 7.30 in the morning, which means that it wasn't in the diaper.

Oral argument — People v. Singleton

Oral argument · Oral argument · Nov 7, 2019

His statement was that the jury wouldn't have been present in court that day had the defendant acted like a law-abiding citizen. … What about the trick comment? Again, the trick comment, although somewhat subtle, he states that the defense was trying to trick the jury.