Starnes v. Butler Cnty. Ct. of Common Pleas
In Starnes v. Butler Cnty. Ct. of Common Pleas, the 3rd Circuit held that a district judge was entitled to qualified immunity based on a court employee’s claim that the
In Starnes v. Butler Cnty. Ct. of Common Pleas, the 3rd Circuit held that a district judge was entitled to qualified immunity based on a court employee’s claim that the
In Abdulla v. U.S. Att’y Gen., the Third Circuit joined the 2nd, 8th, 9th, as well as 10th circuits and held that the Court did not have jurisdiction to review
In In re Nat’l Collegiate Student Loan Trusts, the 3rd Circuit dealt with statutory trusts that are set up to acquire student loans, securitize them, and issue notes based on
The 3rd Circuit probably wants its decision in U.S. v. Heinrich to be read more by district judges than by lawyers. The district judge “ruled” that the defense could not call
In Cabeda v. AG USA, the 3rd Circuit utilized the categorical approach to determine whether and how a conviction under state law will have consequences under federal law, specifically in
In Premier Comp Sol. v. UPMC, the 3rd Circuit clarified that, when a party moves to amend or add a party after the deadline in a district court’s scheduling order
In United States v. Savage, the 3rd Circuit reviewed the multiple sentences of death imposed at the conclusion of one of the most high-profile prosecutions in Philadelphia in the 21st
In United States v. Bullock, the 3rd Circuit ruled that the crime of assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers or employees of, in violation of 18 U.S. Code § 111, is categorically a crime of
In M.S. v. Susquehana Twp. Sch. Dist., a private action under Title IX, the plaintiff sought damages for injuries suffered as a result of harassment from her assailant principal. In order to sustain
In a rare federal juvenile delinquent appeal, in United States v. C.S., the 3rd Circuit held that the District Court was well within its discretion when it notified a church
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