First Amendment Retaliation- Fourteenth Amendment Due Process Rights
Adams, an inmate at Indiana’s Plainfield Correctional Facility, sued both current and former commissioners of the Indiana Department of Corrections, along with several other officials, under 42 U.S.C. § 1983.
Mandatory COVID-19 Testing
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Governor of Illinois issued an executive order requiring personnel in primary and secondary schools to be tested regularly for the disease unless they had been vaccinated against it.
Sentencing Guidelines
Wilcher, the defendant, faced charges of attempted enticement of a minor and travel with the intent to engage in illicit sexual activity.
Product Liability
The case stems from severe burns sustained by a minor, B.D., when a Samsung SDI battery exploded in his pocket in Indiana.
Deliberate Indifference-Deprivation of Rights
The case centered on Brown, an inmate with a history of self-harm, who embedded a two-inch metal screw into his flesh.
Ex Parte Communication
In 2015, Jewell faced conviction for robbery by force and bail jumping after an incident outside a Milwaukee tavern.
Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964-Physical Abilities Tests
Erdman, a firefighter hailing from Janesville, Wisconsin, sought a position with the Madison fire department.
Pro Hac Vice Admission Revocation
Shalaby, a California attorney, appealed the district court's decision to revoke his pro hac vice admission for representing a plaintiff in a product-liability lawsuit in the Northern District of Illinois.
Discriminatory Pricing
The 1996 E-Rate program, officially known as the Schools and Libraries Universal Service Support program under the Telecommunications Act (110 Stat. 56), aims to maintain affordable telecommunications services for schools and libraries situated in rural and economically disadvantaged areas.
Copyright Infringement
UIRC, a company specializing in acquiring and managing properties for the U.S. government, initiated a lawsuit against Blair, a financial services company, alleging copyright infringement.
Tortious Interference with Contract-Price Manipulation
Green Plains Trade Group, LLC, appealied the district court's dismissal of their tortious interference with contract claim against Archer Daniels Midland Company (ADM).
Suppression of Evidence
The case originated from information provided by a tipster, leading to an investigation and subsequent search of Hueston's apartment in Marion, Indiana.
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