Sentences with phrase «2nd circuit»

Speaking at a panel discussion before an audience at the American Bar Association's annual meeting in New York City, 2nd circuit judge Robert Katzmann and 9th circuit judge M. Margaret McKeown described a crisis fueled by increased enforcement and detention, bad or non-existent lawyering for immigrants facing deportation, as well as overwhelmed immigration judges and appeal judges.

Only the 9th Circuit and 2nd Circuit, located in New York City, have long allowed audio and video coverage of oral arguments.

2nd Circuit: First sale doctrine does not apply to foreign - made works — Importer is copyright infringer: John Wiley & Sons Inc. v. Kirtsaeng (Copyright Litigation Blog)(IP Spotlight)(EFF)(IPKat)(IPKat)

Justice Sonia Sotomayor did not take part because she was part of the original 2nd Circuit panel to have decided the Marcus appeal, along with 2nd Circuit Judges Chester J. Straub and Richard C. Wesley.

Footnote: Based on a comparison of Bashman's original posting of the opinion and the redacted version that the 2nd Circuit posted today, the Court acted to keep from view details of the FBI interrogation, in which agents allegedly threatened to turn Higazy's family in Egypt over to Egypt's security service, which could use torture and «give his family hell.»

Stevens v. State of Vermont Agency of Natural Resources (162 F. 3d 195, 2nd Circuit 1998) which held that qui tam plaintiffs have a private property interest in the outcome of such cases.

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Briefed and argued numerous appeals before the 2nd Circuit

«Seemingly in anticipation of the expected deluge of coverage disputes arising from Katrina, Rita, and Wilma, the 2nd Circuit released a careful opinion in a case where rain damage resulted from wind - caused openings in a building.

«2nd Circuit on applying a «wind deductible» and then some Main Williams: «When was the last time you (or someone you know) were directly affected by a Supreme Court decision?»»

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The plaintiffs sought review of the lower court decision at the 2nd Circuit.

The 2nd Circuit said this violated the 13 - year - old's First Amendment rights.

Restrictive advertising rules for NY are under review by the 2nd Circuit, and a plan to implement a program for pre-publishing approval of lawyer ads in Louisiana is still winding its way through Federal court (as tweeted by La. ethics attorney Beth Alston).

But as the bulk of the blogosphere turned its collective eye westward towards Alaska, one legal blogger, Robert Loblaw, discovered a parallel case — which he dubbed Bong Hits 4 Bush — that came down this week from the 2nd Circuit, Guiles v. Marineau.

Still, he offers suggestions to some of the other circuits for improving their Web sites, suggesting that the 10th Circuit retain opinions online longer than 90 days and to post them earlier in the day; that the 1st Circuit identify opinions as precedential or nonprecedential and that the 2nd Circuit improve its search capability for locating opinions.

As Eric Muller shares in this post, he's filed an amicus brief at the 2nd Circuit on behalf of the Korematsu descendants in Turkmen v. Ashcroft, challenging the government's post-9 / 11 detention policies for Arab and Muslim aliens.

(April 5, 2012), the 2nd Circuit confirmed that the § 512 (c) safe harbour requires knowledge or awareness of specific infringing activity but vacated the order granting summary judgment because they were of the view that a reasonable jury could find that YouTube had actual knowledge or awareness of specific infringing activity on its website.

The 2nd Circuit sent that case back to the District Court to determine whether, on the current record, YouTube had knowledge or awareness of any specific infringements or willfully blinded itself to specific infringements or had the right and ability to control infringing activity within the meaning of § 512 (c)(1)(B).

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The US District Court addressed the issues posited by the 2nd Circuit in 07 - cv - 02103 (D.C. S.D. N.Y. April 18, 2013).

The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times has a quick interview update from Tony Mauro who observes that Sotomayor's background with cameras in the courtroom (they are permitted at the 2nd Circuit) and her measured demeanor may marginally improve the prospects for cameras at the Supreme Court in the next few years.

Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham said as much on Monday, barring «a meltdown» from the «wise Latina» on the 2nd Circuit.

Five years later, the 2nd Circuit again faced the question of the correct standard to apply in certifying a class action.

Finding that conflicting decisions within the 2nd Circuit had left the Rule 23 standard unsettled there, the opinion conducted an in - depth review of case law on the issue, including Sotomayor's Visa Check case.

«2nd Circuit Says OK to «Heavy Hitter» Attorney Ads Main C - Span Gives Political Junkies 160,000 Hours of Video to Explore»

Robert Loblaw at Decision of the Day provided summaries of and links to the three 2nd Circuit opinions, describing them as representing «a banner day for the defense.»

Ironically, the 2nd Circuit maintains its own pro bono panel and Judge Jacobs's name appears prominently on an April 2008 announcement soliciting members for the panel.

Today, Mike Cernovich takes the 2nd Circuit to task for downplaying lower court Judge Owen's bias.

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«Prosecutorial immunity and the 2nd Circuit Main Hey, 4th Amendment specialists, how would you call this «triple - play at the border»?»

But we at least in the 2nd Circuit, we have this absolute right, there's no way West can touch us in the 2nd Circuit.

The 2nd Circuit said, «No.

«Wednesday's Three Burning Legal Questions Main 2nd Circuit Says Alternative Strip Club Sites Must Be Evaluated at Time of Suit»

Sotomayor herself has already expressed an openness to the idea based on her own experience with cameras in the 2nd Circuit.

As you've probably already heard, yesterday, the Senate confirmed the nomination of 2nd Circuit Judge Sonia Sotomayor to the United States Supreme Court.

Alan Sugarman: And we won at the 2nd Circuit.

And in the end they had to have Arthur Miller from Harvard Law School come down and argue for them in the 2nd Circuit.

In 2003, the 2nd Circuit upheld the practice, ruling that perp walks «may deter others from attempting similar crimes.»

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For example, over at the Defending People Blog, Mark Bennett argues that doing the right thing could cost you in the 2nd Circuit.

Well, apparently, I'm in good company, because the 2nd Circuit is grappling with these questions also.

The 2nd Circuit affirmed the dismissal of the case, holding that the poster «could reasonably be perceived as a parody, commenting on the «seriousness, even the pretentiousness, of the original.»»

To me, the 2nd Circuit's ruling is eminently reasonable.

For example, the Brennan Center (which is challenging the 2nd Circuit decision) argues that the ruling places pro bono work in jeopardy in this press release.

In Dorozhko, the 2nd Circuit held that the SEC can proceed with fraud charges against a hacker for engaging in insider trading even though he owed no fiduciary duty to the company whose shares he traded.

Several weeks ago, in Arbor Hill v. County of Albany, the 2nd Circuit affirmed a lower court decision, awarding Gibson Dunn fees at a rate of $ 210 per hour, the maximum permitted in the Northern District of New York, even though Gibson's New York office is located in the pricier Southern District.

Given that large law firms donate fees, the 2nd Circuit's decision could reduce the amount of money donated to legal aid groups — but that's not the concern that they expressed in the press release.

Friday, Viacom filed its appellate brief in the 2nd Circuit.