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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT DISTRICT OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Timothy Beers v. Civil No. 20-cv-968-LM-AJ Opinion No. 2024 DNH 080 P N.H. State Prison Warden ORDER Plaintiff Timothy Beers has filed a “Motion: Cease and Desist Order” (doc. no. 90) and a motion for a preliminary injunction (doc. no. 103),1 seeki

People v Corr (2024 NY Slip Op 03379) People v Corr 2024 NY Slip Op 03379 [42 NY3d 668] June 20, 2024 Troutman, J. Court of Appeals Published by New York State Law Reporting Bureau pursuant to Judiciary Law § 431.

KAYATTA, Circuit Judge. Like most states, the State of New Hampshire has long required that political parties seeking to have their nominees listed on statewide election ballots first demonstrate a sufficient modicum of support among registered voters. New Hampshire law deems that a party has made such a demonstration if, in the most recent prior statewide election, one of its candi

538 F.3d 608 (2008) Patrick L. BAUDE, et al., Plaintiffs-Appellees, v. David L. HEATH, Chairman of the Indiana Alcohol and Tobacco Commission, Defendant-Appellant, and Wine and Spirits Wholesalers of Indiana, Intervening Defendant-Appellant. Nos. 07-3323, 07-3338. United States Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit. Argued February 22, 2008. Decided August 7, 2

Dalianis, J. The defendants, The Fifth Estate Tower, LLC and Jay Williams, individually and in his official capacity as manager of The Fifth Estate Tower, LLC (collectively, Fifth Estate), appeal a $6.7 million jury verdict in favor of the plaintiff, Green Mountain Realty Corporation (Green Mountain), on its claim that Fifth Estate violated the New Hampshire Consumer Protection Act (CPA), see RSA ch. 358-A (2009). Fifth

DALIANIS, J. The defendant, John Flynn, was convicted by a jury of two counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault, see RSA 632-A:2,1(i) (1996) (amended 2003). The defendant argues that the Trial Court (McHugh, J.) erred by: (1) not dismissing the indictments due to insufficient evidence; (2) not granting his motion to dismiss two indictments because they were *380<

OPINION GOULD, Circuit Judge: Whether global warming is caused by carbon emissions from our industrialized societies is a question for scientists to ponder. Whether, if such a causal relationship exists, the world can fight or retard global warming by implementing taxes or regulations that deter carbon emissions is a question for economists and politicians to decide. Whether one such regulatory scheme,

JOHN A. WOODCOCK, JR., UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE A pipeline operator challenges a local ordinance prohibiting loading crude oil onto tankers and new structures for that purpose on the grounds that it is preempted under numerous federal and state laws, that it violates the Commerce Clause of the United States Constitution, that it violates the business's civil rights, its due process rights, its right to avoid improper delegation,

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT DISTRICT OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Melissa Currier, et al. v. Civil No. 1:19-cv-1196-JL Opinion No. 2022 DNH 024P Newport Lodge No. 1236, Loyal Order of Moose, et al. MEMORANDUM ORDER In this case involving New Hampshire’s liquor liability statute (colloquially kn

1 @»-~/~/5~004<@@@\/ IN THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT OF APPEALS F\L\=_o \N PEALS IN THE 'sTATE oF TEXAS b `SWCURTOFAP HOUS"'OM_ TEXAS In the Estate of Michael Edward Schied, DEC 2 3 205 Deceased CHNST H .~ - ‘NE y D'a`V-id Schied, Case No. 434875 CLERK Interested Party Plaintiff/ Principal Co-Heir vs M'ichael Merritt (named “ex_ecutor”) and Wynde Merritt (“co-executor” by Janette Renee Smith proxy) Robin Apostolakis David Munson Co-Defendants/Appellees CERTIFICATE OF SERVIC

825 F.Supp. 384 (1993) Dr. Ben S. BRANCH, as Trustee of Bank of New England Corporation, and derivatively on behalf and in the name of Connecticut Bank and Trust Company, N.A. and Maine National Bank, Plaintiff, v. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION, in its corporate capacity, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, in its capacity as receiver for Bank of New England, N.A., Connecticut Bank & Trust Company, N.A., Maine National Bank, Federa

Chief Judge Brbitel. Eight defendants, convicted of drug offenses, in separate appeals challenge the constitutionality of statutes classifying the crimes for which they were convicted as class A felonies, the highest rank of crime in this State (Penal Law, §§ 220.40, 220.39, 220.18). They also challenge the applicable sentencing provisions imposing a mandatory maximum sentence of life imprisonment and mínimums from one or six yea

Mr. Justice White delivered the opinion of the Court. Respondents Peggy Strickland and Virginia Crain brought this lawsuit against petitioners, who were members of the school board at the time in question, two school administrators, and the Special School District of Mena, Ark.,1 purporting to assert a cause of action *310under

Blair Moody, Jr., J. We granted leave in these consolidated worker’s compensation cases in order to consider whether 1975 PA 34, MCLA 418.862; MSA 17.237(862), comports, on its face and as *431applied, with certain fundamental constitutional mandates. 1975 PA 34 is commonly referred to as the "70% statute”. It provides that

417 Mich. 481 (1983) 339 N.W.2d 421 THE EVENING NEWS ASSOCIATION v. CITY OF TROY Docket No. 66268, (Calendar No. 7). Supreme Court of Michigan. Argued March 9, 1983. Decided October 24, 1983. Butzel, Long, Gust, Klein & Van Zile (by Richard E. Rassel and James E. Stewart) for the plaintiff.

The state prohibitory law (Laws 1917, c. 147, and Laws 1919, c. 99, subsequently combined and reenacted as P. L., c. 144), was amended, but not repealed, by Laws 1933, c. 99. This amending statute relaxed the earlier absolute ban upon the sale of all intoxicating liquors for beverage purposes by legalizing the sale of "beverages" which it defined, (see section one paragraph xv thereof), as "any beer, lager beer, ale, porter, wine, similar fermented malt or vinous liquor and fruit juices conta

A municipal "corporation is properly an investing the people of the place with the local government thereof." Cuddon v. Eastwick, 1 Salk. 192, 193. "This latter description is the most appropriate, and is justified by the history of these institutions, and the nature of the powers with which they were and are invested. The forming of cities into communities, corporations, or bodies politic, and granting them the privileges of municipal jurisdiction, contributed more than any other cause to in

This is an appeal from a judgment of a police court, by which the defendant was adjudged guilty of violating the provision of the statutes that "no person shall ride through a street or lane, in the compact part of a town, at a swifter pace than at the rate of five miles an hour" (P.S., c. 264, s. 18), and was sentenced to pay a fine of one dollar and the costs of prosecution. The punishment prescribed for the offence is a fine not exceeding twenty dollars, or imprisonment not exceeding six m

FROM HILLSBOROUGH CIRCUIT COURT. This cause was transferred to the superior court on general demurrer, with a provision that if the bill should be held maintainable, a final decree should be entered for the plaintiffs. The bill stated, in substance, that the selectmen of Mason, after due notice, met the selectmen of Greenville on the fifth day of December, 1872, for the purpose of fixing upon the line between said towns, and setting up marks and bounds according to law; that the selectmen of

"The court may, . . . with or without the consent of the parties or either of them, commit to one or more referees any cause at law or in equity, or the determination of any question of fact pending in said court, wherein the parties are not, as matter of right, entitled to a trial by jury." G. L., c. 231, s. 10. In this traveller's highway suit against a town, the plaintiff moves for a reference. The defendants object, and claim a constitutional right to a jury trial. And the question arises