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7th Circuit Court of Appeals

Mar 29, 2011

08-2805 Rubin v. The Islamic Republic of Iran

United States Court of Appeals Civil Procedure FSIA Under 28 U.S.C. 1609 of the FSIA, the property of a foreign state in the United States is presumed immune from attachment and execution. “The immunity inheres in the property and does not depend on an appearance and special pleading by the foreign state itself. The party […]

Mar 7, 2011

Supreme Court won’t hear UW-Madison appeal

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The U.S. Supreme Court says it won’t hear an appeal of a lower court decision to grant a Catholic student group funding from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The decision by the high court effectively ends UW-Madison’s appeal process. The university has argued that its funding of Badger Catholic’s religious activities is […]

Jan 12, 2011

Year In Review: Important Opinions 2010

A comprehensive listing of the Wisconsin Supreme Court and Wisconsin Court of Appeals published opinions from 2010.

Dec 14, 2010

Attorney can’t resign from 7th Circuit

Attorneys can't avoid being disciplined by the 7th Circuit by simply resigning from the bar. If they do, the declaration, "I resign," will be countered with, "You can't; we're disbarring you."

Nov 29, 2010

In immunity, court lacks jurisdiction

A prosecutor's absolute immunity defense cannot be decided without first deciding whether there was probable cause against the plaintiff.

Nov 29, 2010

They don’t know what ‘frivolous’ is

This week, The Dark Side is going to do something it has never done before - write something that everyone, even progressives, will agree with - with one small caveat: I don't expect the judges on the 7th Circuit to agree.

Oct 26, 2010

7th Circuit will not rehear public image

The 7th Circuit Court of Appeals decided Tuesday it will not revisit a case that challenged the State Bar of Wisconsin's use of mandatory dues.

Oct 25, 2010

Bar Public Image debate reopens

Three Wisconsin attorneys are asking the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals to revisit its decision which determined that the State Bar of Wisconsin's use of mandatory dues to fund the Public Image Campaign did not violate the First Amendment.

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