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888:. The District Court entered judgment for the officers, finding that their account of the incident was accurate and ruling that they were entitled to qualified immunity because they reasonably believed that violence was imminent. A divided panel of the Ninth Circuit reversed. Though it accepted the District Court's findings of fact, it instead found that the officers were objectively unreasonable in believing that anyone's safety was at risk, because in their view the mother merely exercised her legal right to end the questioning.
748:, the state had to redistrict, but in the District Court's view, could not obtain preclearance of its proposed plan in time for the 2012 elections. The District Court accordingly drew an interim district map itself. The Supreme Court found that the District Court's map was not deferential enough to the state's plan and policies, altering it without regard to whether those particular elements of the state's plan were legally flawed or had a reasonable probability of failing preclearance.
991:. A federal appeals court agreed, vacated Lambert's conviction and ordered him released unless the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania retried him within 120 days. The Supreme Court vacated this order and remanded the case for further review, finding that a burden of a retrial three decades after the crime "should not be imposed unless each ground supporting the state court decision is examined and found to be unreasonable under ."
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her family and friends, and the state trial court, characterizing such efforts as "superhuman," consequently granted its motion to have her declared unavailable and her testimony from the first trial admitted. The defendant was convicted of one of the charges and after losing an appeal in state court, filed a habeas corpus petition in federal court.
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the totality of the officers' encounter with the mother, instead incorrectly analyzing each step in isolation. Finally, the Ninth
Circuit failed to give proper consideration to the perspective of the officers at the scene as events were unfolding, instead viewing the case "with the 20/20 vision of hindsight."
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In reversing, the Court criticized the Ninth
Circuit for basing its ruling upon a changed version of the facts, as well as for apparently assuming that lawful conduct could not give rise to a legitimate concern that violence was imminent. The Court also stated that the Ninth Circuit failed to look at
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Though she had testified willingly and was cross-examined at the first trial, which was declared a mistrial, the witness subsequently claimed to fear for her safety and went into hiding, failing to appear for the second trial. The prosecution made numerous and repeated attempts to locate her through
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The Court reversed the
Seventh Circuit's setting aside of a state court criminal conviction for sexual assault, where the alleged victim had been declared an unavailable witness and her testimony from a previous mistrial was admitted. Because the state court's decision to admit the testimony was not
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The
Seventh Circuit ruled that the prosecution had not made the requisite good faith effort to locate the witness, describing particular steps that had not been taken. The Court considered these efforts unlikely to have made a difference, and "the Sixth Amendment does not require the prosecution to
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The police officers were questioning the mother of a student who had been rumored to be planning to shoot other students at school. The mother initially failed to answer the phone, hung up after she did, and after coming outside to speak to the officers, failed to ask them what the questioning was
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decisions are issued from the Court as an institution, these opinions all lack the attribution of authorship or joining votes to specific justices. All justices on the Court at the time the decision was handed down are assumed to have participated and concurred unless otherwise noted.
1427:. Even accepting that decision, however, Breyer did not believe it precluded a finding that Montana had a compelling state interest in limiting corporate political expenditures in light of the particular "history and political landscape in Montana."
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about, and immediately ran back inside when she was asked if there were any guns inside. Finding this behavior alarming, the officers followed her in. No guns were found, and the rumors about the student's intentions turned out to be false.
195:(SBS). The Court ruled that the Ninth Circuit's judgment, which had questioned the sufficiency of the expert testimony supporting SBS as the victim's cause of death, was contrary to the deferential standard of review established by the
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Convicted in 1984 and sentenced to death for a robbery, James
Lambert filed for habeas corpus due to the discovery of unreleased evidence that the prosecution had failed to disclose to the defense in violation of the decision in
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Nursing Home & Rehabilitation Center, LLC, dba Clarksburg Continuous Care Center, et al. v. Sharon A. Marchio, Executrix of the Estate of Pauline Virginia Willett
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Western Tradition Partnership, Inc. v. Attorney General of Montana
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Western Tradition Partnership, Inc. v. Attorney General of Montana
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Smith's sentence was subsequently commuted by California Governor
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1317:Summary judgment for plaintiffs, No. BDV 10-238,
141:2006); summarily vacated and remanded, sub nom.
2341:United States Supreme Court per curiam opinions
1289:American Tradition Partnership, Inc. v. Bullock
1282:American Tradition Partnership, Inc. v. Bullock
1568:"Justices Uphold Map for West Virginia Voting"
1409:Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission
1209:Philip Parker, Warden v. David Eugene Matthews
772:Darin Ryburn, et al. v. George R. Huff, et al.
2320:Certiorari dismissed as improvidently granted
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417:1042 (2004); habeas petition denied sub nom.
149:, 624 F. 3d 1235 (9th Cir. 2010) (per curiam)
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1715:, No. 11–391, was decided together with
1713:Marmet Health Care Center, Inc. v. Brown
1695:, No. 11-713, was decided together with
999:Marmet Health Care Center, Inc. v. Brown
2039:Seal of the United States Supreme Court
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409:Defendant convicted at trial sub. nom.
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753:an opinion concurring in the judgment
490:Sixth Circuit reversed and remanded.
274:Motion to compel arbitration denied,
188:Ninth Circuit reversed and remanded.
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981:Third Circuit vacated and remanded.
1941:Jay, Rutledge, and Ellsworth Courts
1666:Bazelon, Emily (February 6, 2012),
1393:Supreme Court of Montana reversed.
392:David Bobby, Warden v. Archie Dixon
367:by investors who were defrauded by
1739:Supreme Court of the United States
789:Judgment for defendants, sub nom.
742:section 5 of the Voting Rights Act
206:, joined by Breyer and Sotomayor.
30:Supreme Court of the United States
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1029:Brown v. Genesis Healthcare Corp.
1449:West Virginia Secretary of State
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257:KPMG LLP v. Robert Cocchi et al.
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1817:Complete table of 2011 opinions
659:Interim redistricting ordered,
934:July 24, 2007); reversed, 633
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740:in Texas, a state covered by
133:, Mar. 22, 2004); rev'd, 437
1538:Decided September 25, 2012.
1432:Tennant v. Jefferson County
1325:, October 18, 2010; rev'd,
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1133:petition denied, sub nom.
1093:Decided February 21, 2012.
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926:Petition denied, sub nom.
602:Seventh Circuit reversed.
599:Decided December 12, 2011.
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1636:Vasquez v. United States
2052:List of cases by volume
1473:Judgment for plaintiffs
1055:Federal Arbitration Act
791:Huff v. City of Burbank
726:Argued January 9, 2012.
425:, 2005); reversed, 627
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1390:Decided June 25, 2012.
1354:. §13–35–227(1) (2011)
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229:"Shaken Baby Syndrome"
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814:U.S. Const. amend. IV
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1348:U.S. Const. amend. I
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608:Confrontation Clause
442:U.S. Const. amend. V
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1197:Parker v. Matthews
1145:2008); rev'd, 446
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