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Prejudicial Evidence?

Feb 8, 2012 By: Westlaw Insider

Evidence is not unfairly prejudicial simply because…

Court’s Power to Sanction

Feb 7, 2012 By: Westlaw Insider

Court’s inherent power to sanction is not a broad reservoir of power, ready at the imperial hand, …

“Really Mean” and “Really Stupid?”

Feb 6, 2012 By: Westlaw Insider

Terms “really mean” and “really stupid,” as they were applied in TXO in evaluating propriety of ratio between compensatory and punitive damages,

Man’s Share of the Blame

Feb 3, 2012 By: Westlaw Insider

Where God and man collaborate in causing flood damage, …

Great Balls of…toilet paper?

Feb 2, 2012 By: Westlaw Insider

State presented insufficient evidence that defendant, who threw balls of wet toilet paper at correction officer, attempted to cause injury by means of a dangerous instrument to support conviction for attempted assault in the second degree; …

Summary Judgment Misnomer

Feb 1, 2012 By: Westlaw Insider

Term “summary judgment” is something of a misnomer; it suggests judicial process that is simple, abbreviated, and inexpensive, …

Twin Justice

Jan 31, 2012 By: Westlaw Insider

Since one twin was ordered by court to give handwriting samples after being arrested for using stolen credit card, …

“…no such thing as a free lunch…”

Jan 30, 2012 By: Westlaw Insider

Negotiation of class counsel’s attorneys’ fees is not exempt from truism that …

A “well-recognized fact”

Jan 27, 2012 By: Westlaw Insider

It is a well-recognized fact that big persons …

Fictitious Claims

Jan 26, 2012 By: Westlaw Insider

Claims that are “essentially fictitious,” thus warranting dismissal for lack of subject matter jurisdiction, include those that allege …

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RT @westlawrefatty: Prop 8 case, Perry v. Brown, is on Westlaw at 2012 WL 372713.

Sad news, condolences to his family and friends RT @markrosch: The founder of The Rutter Group and Bar/Bri has died. http://t.co/MbPyDtuD

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