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Substantial Evidence Standard-Disability Insurance Benefits
found The found Lincoln sought disability insurance benefits and supplemental security income, asserting that several medical conditions, most notably prostate cancer, limited his ability to work.
Rehabilitation Act-Race Discrimination (Title VII & §1981)-Employment Law
The found Lewis was employed by the Indiana Department of Transportation (Department), where she managed federal relocation claim vouchers for individuals displaced by highway construction projects.
Trust Fund Doctrine-Tax-Claim of Right Doctrine
Hyatt Hotels Corporation operated a guest loyalty program financed by contributions from both company and independently owned Hyatt-branded hotels.
Equal Protection Clause-Balance of Equities-Tobacco Product Sales
In 2023, Wisconsin enacted a law requiring that electronic nicotine delivery systems, such as vapes and e-cigarettes, may be sold in the state only if they have received premarket authorization from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), were under FDA review by certain specified dates, or do not contain nicotine.
Education-Protected Speech
found An Indiana grade schoolteacher filed a lawsuit challenging a new state law that bars public schools and educators from providing “instruction” on “human sexuality” to students in prekindergarten through third grade.
Minimum Wage Laws-Arbitration Agreement Dispute
Carter filed suit against his employer, SP Plus Corporation, alleging violations of both state and federal minimum wage laws.
Sufficiency of Evidence-Daubert Standard
Authorities suspected Andrews Jr. of supplying drugs to a gang in Illinois and, after arranging several controlled buys, took him into custody.
Due Process Rights
Law enforcement officials in Toulon, Illinois began investigating a set of sexually explicit images involving underage girls that had been discovered on an online file-sharing platform.
Immigration
Petrov, born in Germany, entered the United States unlawfully as a child and remained in the country for many years, during which he married a U.S. citizen and raised three children who are also U.S. citizens.
Qualified Immunity-Jury Instructions
Mahajni claimed that his constitutional rights were violated during his state criminal trial when two deputies serving as bailiffs interacted with the jury during deliberations.
Right to Counsel-Judge’s Abuse of Discretion
Perry was indicted on federal charges for sex trafficking of minors.
Title IX-Pseudonym Standard
A former student at the University of Southern Indiana was accused of sexual assault during the 2020–21 academic year.
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- Wisconsin senators send U.S. Attorney nominees to Trump
- Judge advances case in Ridglan Farms break-in
- Oshkosh man gets 15 years for Kwik Trip armed robbery
- Judge orders release of Wisconsin police officer names
- Chris Taylor backs Colón for Wisconsin court
- State vape law upheld amid possible Supreme Court clash
- Supreme Court weakens Voting Rights Act provision
- Court dismisses challenge to state congressional maps
- Jury awards $5.5M in Menards workplace injury case
- Feds sue Wisconsin over prediction market lawsuits
- Pedro Colon enters Supreme Court race
Case Digests
- Fourteenth Amendment-Comparable Evidence Availability
- Post Conviction Motion-Ineffective Assistance of Counsel
- Unconstitutional Conditions Doctrine-Fourth Amendment
- Ineffective Assistance of Counsel
- Substantial Evidence Standard-Disability Insurance Benefits
- Rehabilitation Act-Race Discrimination (Title VII & §1981)-Employment Law
- Trust Fund Doctrine-Tax-Claim of Right Doctrine
- Equal Protection Clause-Balance of Equities-Tobacco Product Sales
- Education-Protected Speech
- Disciplinary Proceedings
- Asbestos Exposure-Punitive Damages
- Scheduling Order Enforcement-Appellate Sanctions
