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    The Federal Court System

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    Supreme Court justices and a district court judge, and thirteen district courts. Due to the heavy increase in cases for the U.S. Supreme Court, in 1891 congress passed the Court of Appeals Act of 1891. This act created the circuit court of appeals, added a new layer of intermediate appellate courts that would hear appeals from the district courts, which also gave the Supreme Court more help on what cases they wanted to hear. The federal court system today is made up of three primary…

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    What Should You Ask In The Initial Consultation With A Divorce Lawyer? It is to your advantage to get as much info as possible during the consultation with a divorce lawyer. By preparing a list of questions ahead of time will optimize the time with the divorce lawyer. Not preparing for forgetting critical details, you will eventually have to pay the lawyer for those answers at a later date. Most questions will probably focus on child custody and financial issues. Attorney Fee Structure The…

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    with wristbands. In Rangel’s religion, covering the tattoos would be considered disrespectful towards his G-d. Therefore, he did not cover the tattoos. As a result, the Senior Regional Manager fired Rangel. After much dispute, the Ninth Court of Appeals confirmed that there was no “evidence of actual customer complaints of Rangel’s tattoos” (Peeples & Elzweig 17), and ruled in favor of…

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    Case Brief: Law Society of Upper Canada v. Gavris, 2015 ONLSTH 144. Purpose: The Law Society of Upper Canada brought an action against Mr. Yuir Garvis to the Law Society Tribunal. The Tribunal had to determine if professional misconduct occurred and if Mr. Garvis had reasonable grounds for an adjournment. Facts: Law Society investigators sent 6 letters to Mr. Garvis and contacted him by telephone regarding two misconduct issues. The first accusation consisted of Mr. Garvis fraudulently…

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    There are two supreme courts in the state - the Texas Supreme Court and the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals. The first one has final appellate jurisdiction in civil and juvenile cases while the latter one has final jurisdiction in criminal cases (Jones, 2007). Each court has one chief justice and eight justices. All nine judges of those two supreme courts…

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    Kyrstin Schomberg BLAW: 300 Harris v. Forklift The background behind this case starts with a woman named Teressa Harris. Teressa Harris was a valued manager at a forklifting company from 1985 to 1987. Forklift Systems, Inc was a rental company that sent out machinary to several customers. The President of the company was Charles Hardy. Hardy created a negative working environment for Teressa and other women. Hardy would say things like, “Your a women, what do you know?”, and “Your a dumbass…

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    Ward V Canada Case Summary

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    issue before the Supreme Court of Canada was whether s27 of Marine Mammals Regulation, SOR 56/93, of the Fisheries Act is a valid exercise of the federal fisheries power or the federal criminal law power. The majority of the Newfoundland court of Appeal reversed then trial judgment and held the regulation invalid. They held that the issues of conservation and socio-economic was too board for describing divisions of powers purposes. It was the view of the dissenting Judge, O’Neill J.A, that the…

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    discovered the appellee’s omission thereafter, which led to the issue on appeal. The appellant filed a claim of inducement to settle by fraud, against the appellee for failure to disclose information during discovery, within United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. It was dismissed on grounds that the appellant had affirmed the contract and waived fraud. This was affirmed by the Third Circuit Court of appeals. The appellants also filed a petition in Montgomery…

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    ‘In truth the judges ought not to blame the draughtsmen overmuch. They ought to blame themselves or their predecessors in their judicial seats.’ Introduction There seem to be two main characters at the start . As such, it is apposite that I briefly outline how the role of draughtsmen and judges interplay in the common law system. Essentially, draughtsmen drafts statutes according to the purpose of parliament and judges interpret the statutes and apply it to the case before them. I will explore…

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    Another appeal was made by Marley’s master to the Superior Court where the Attorney-General of the state took over as the appealer. Marley had no counsel in the Superior Court. The issue of this…

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