University of Wisconsin lobbyist got $48,000 severance
A lobbyist at the University of Wisconsin got a severance payout of more than $48,000 to resign under unexplained circumstances.
EEOC puts new focus on severance agreements
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Juveniles – TPR — severance
2011AP2600 In re the termination of parental rights to Daman H.
10-1433 U.S. v. Spagnola
Criminal Procedure Severance A co-conspirator’s statement to police that “oh, then, you have me on conspiracy,” does not require severance of the trials. “A Bruton violation occurs only if the confession of a non-testifying co-defendant facially incriminates the non-confessing co-defendant. See, e.g., United States v. Brooks, 125 F.3d 484, 501 (7th Cir. 1997). George’s statement [&hellip[...]
09-2099 & 09-2716 U.S. v. Plato
Criminal Procedure Severance Blame-shifting by a co-defendant does not require severance of the trials. “Graham does his best to fashion a Sixth Amendment confrontation violation out of Plato’s attorney’s conduct. Plato’s attorney essentially became a testifying witness, the argument goes, and because Plato himself did not testify, Graham was deprived of his Sixth Amendment[...]
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