Qui Tam Claim – Medical Billing
Appellants fail to properly put forth allegations of fraud, however provide sufficient allegations for use of improper medical billing codes.
Disability Benefits
Substantial evidence supported ALJ’s finding that appellant could still engage in simple work.
Contractual Interpretation
“Service of suit” clause in contract unambiguously allows to select forum for litigating.
Due Process Violation
Evidence presented was more than sufficient for conviction and admittance of appellant statements, although translated, were valid.
Immigration
Appellant had ample and sufficient process available to him to challenge marriage fraud.
Extension of Appeal
Court dismisses appeal for lack of jurisdiction due to untimely appeal
8th Amendment – Self Defense
Imminent threat of death or seriously bodily harm not required to justifiably use force in self defense. However, appellant had legal alternative to force via compliance.
Qualified Immunity
Respondents clearly violated established law by denying appellant the opportunity to be heard before revoking registration.
Residual Clause is invalid
Darryl Rollins pleaded guilty to selling crack cocaine and was sentenced to 84 months in prison.
Residual Clause
United States v. Tichenor is overruled; the residual clause in §4b1.2(a)(2) is unconstitutionally vague.
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