Darby v. State Of Texas |
Richard Taylor Darby, III, pled guilty to and was convicted of evading arrest with a motor vehicle. Following a jury trial on the issue of punishment, Darby was sentenced to ten years' imprisonment and ordered to pay a $10,000.00 fine. On appeal,1 Darby argues (1) that the trial court erred in admitting evidence under Article 37.07 that he committed two unadjudicated sexual assaults because the St... More... $0 (11-23-2015 - ) |
The STATE of Arizona v. Christopher Mathew PAYNE |
Christopher Mathew Payne was convicted of two counts of first degree murder, three counts of child abuse, and two counts of concealing a dead body, and was sentenced to death for each murder. We have jurisdiction of this automatic appeal pursuant to Article 6, Section 5(3) of the Arizona Constitution and A.R.S. § 13–4031. |
Aaron Houseman and Nancy Houseman v. Eric S. Sagerman, et al. |
In 1996, Nancy Houseman and her husband Aaron Houseman (together the |
Commonwealth of Massachusetts v. Cadet |
In May, 2007, the defendant was convicted by a |
State of Delaware v. Alley. |
On August 28, 2014, Alley pled guilty to one count of Robbery Second Degree and |
XANADU EXPLORATION COMPANY v. WELCH |
Operator filed its petition below seeking appointment of surface damage appraisers pursuant to §318.5, alleging it had been unable to reach an agreement with the surface owner, Defendant/Appellee Gary Welch (Owner). Each party nominated an appraiser, and the nominated appraisers selected a third appraiser. |
Tai A. Pham v. State of Florida & Tai A. Pham v. Julie L. Jones, etc. |
Tai Pham was convicted in 2008 in Seminole County for the first-degree |
Stephen J. Rogers, et al. v. The United States of America |
This criminal contempt matter arises from the failure of Respondent Alex |
Adrianne Kiser v. State of Tennessee |
The petitioner was convicted by a Shelby County Criminal Court jury of two counts of attempted voluntary manslaughter, employing a firearm during the commission of a dangerous felony, and reckless endangerment in connection with his shooting two security guards at the Crystal Palace Skating Rink in Memphis. He was sentenced to four years for each of the attempted voluntary manslaughter conviction... More... $0 (11-09-2015 - TN) |
State Of Kansas v. Robinson |
A constitution-based claim for venue change can arise under a theory of presumed or actual prejudice. Presumed prejudice occurs when pretrial publicity is so pervasive and prejudicial that there can be no expectation of an unbiased jury pool in the community. In deciding whether to presume prejudice under the Sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution, an appellate court considers seven fac... More... $0 (11-09-2015 - KS) |
Airsman v. State Of Arkansas |
In 2013, appellant Don Airsman, Jr. was found guilty by a Hempstead County jury of |
State of Louisiana v. James Tyler, III. |
On May 29, 1995, relator shot and killed the manager of a Pizza Hut in Shreveport in the course of an armed robbery. He also shot two other employees but they survived. After taking the money from the |
Otay Mesa Property, L.P., et al. v. United States of America |
Otay Mesa’s motion for attorneys’ fees comes before the Court after three trials, two appeals to the Federal Circuit, a stipulation to liability by the Government, and a final judgment awarding Otay Mesa $802,501.23. A detailed factual background and history of this case can be found in the Court’s previous opinions. See Otay Mesa Prop, L.P. v. United States, 779 F.3d 1315, 1327 (Fed. Cir. 2015)... More... $1448185 (11-07-2015 - DC) |
Delaware Riverkeeper Network v Federal Energy Regulatory Commission |
The Natural Gas Act grants FERC jurisdiction over the transportation and wholesale sale of natural gas in interstate commerce. 15 U.S.C. § 717(b)-(c). Any person seeking to construct or operate a facility for the transportation of natural gas in interstate commerce must first obtain a certificate of public convenience and necessity from the Commission. Id. § 717f(c)(1)(A). FERC is authorized to is... More... $0 (11-07-2015 - DC) |
Airsman v. State Of Arkansas |
In 2013, appellant Don Airsman, Jr. was found guilty by a Hempstead County jury of |
PESALL v. MDU, et al |
On August 23, 2013, Applicants applied for a permit to construct a |
CASPER LODGING v. AKERS |
On October 15, 2003, Robert Akers agreed to sell to James Koehler a |
Ward Gulfport Properties, L.P., and T. Jerard Gulfport, LLC v. Mississippi State Highway Commission |
In 2007, MHC applied for a permit with ACE to fill wetlands in the roadbed of a |
United States of America v. Cleveland Thermal, L.L.C. |
Cleveland, OH - Cleveland Thermal to replace three coal‑fired boilers with new natural gas-fired boilers under terms of proposed consent decree |
Shaun Michael Bosse v. State of Oklahoma |
Shaun Michael Bosse was tried by jury and convicted of Counts I, II and III, First Degree Murder in violation of 21 O.S.Supp.2009, § 701.7(A); and Count IV, First Degree Arson in violation of 21 O.S.2001, § 1401(A), in the District Court of McClain County, Case No. CR-2010-213. For each of Counts I-III, the jury found that Bosse knowingly created a great risk of death to more than one person, that... More... $0 (10-26-2015 - OK) |
Ward Gulfport Properties, L.P., and T. Jerard Gulfport, LLC v. Mississippi State Highway Commission |
When the Mississippi State Highway Commission (MHC) sought a permit from the |
Devan v. Bomar |
In mortgage foreclosure law, as elsewhere, society's interest in finality and repose is |
State of Ohio v. Kenan D. Ivery |
Akron, OH - The State of Ohio charged Kenan D. Ivery, age 36, with aggravated first-degree murder for killing Akron police officer Justin Winebrenner at Papa Don's Pub. Winebrenner and another off-duty police officer attempted to take a gun away from Ivery. |
Glenn Middleton v. State of Florida |
Roberta Christensen and her husband of thirty-one years lived in a trailer |
In the Matter of: Anonymous |
Respondent was hired by the maternal grandparents of a young child who were concerned about the child’s welfare. At the time, the child was living with the grandparents in White County, the putative father’s paternity had not yet been established, and the child’s mother allegedly was an unemployed drug addict who was unable to properly care for the child but nevertheless was threatening to remove... More... $0 (10-21-2015 - IN) |
Next Page |