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25 Jun 8:16 am
... 24 the Travis County District Attorney's Office announced in court that it was not ready to prosecute. At issue is the discovery last year of unknown male DNA found on a vaginal swab taken from the youngest victim, 13-year-old Amy Ayers. The D.A.'s ... lab personnel, police, firefighters, and
friends and acquaintances of the defendants - has not been able to identify the donor. Attorneys for Scott and Springsteen say the discovery
of the unknown male DNA exonerates their clients, but D.A. Rosemary ...
15 Mar, 2007 10:46 am
... froze $3 million in an account under the name of a Latvian bank. The SEC said unknown traders used the money last year for a "hi-tech
market manipulation scheme". ... Parex Bank, a Latvian bank that the SEC has named as a relief defendant in the SEC action. The Commission says that unknown traders hacked into investor accounts at online brokerages, ... Account Intrusion Scheme, SEC.gov, March 7, 2007 Securities and Exchange Commission v.
One or More Unknown Traders in the Common Stock of Certain Issuers ...
24 Mar, 2008 5:07 am
... require me to spend needless money and jump through the hoops of hiring a process server to serve the defendants individually. Instantly,
the order of the moral universe was restored. Wherever you are at this moment, you probably felt a ... ) set forth the reasonable efforts made, in good faith, to locate the
defendant; and 3) state that the defendant is evading service, or the whereabouts of the defendant are unknown to the
plaintiff. Once a certification conforming to these requirements is filed ...
13 Nov, 2008 11:19 pm
... , serving a summons and complaint, necessary to commence the lawsuit on such an individual can be especially challenging. For instance, when a defendant is sued via a "John
Doe" complaint, the plaintiff will generally have to demonstrate the efforts that he undertook to ... also be unknown. In such instances, a
litigant will often sue the unknown individual using a "John Doe" complaint, or a complaint which names the defendant under the
fictitious name "John Doe." If the plaintiff can demonstrate ...
26 Mar 7:08 pm
... unethical for an attorney to agree to limit his/her future representation of victims of the same defendant. It's unethical to make such an agreement. More importantly, it's
unethical to even ... and by taking yourself out of the mix, you are potentially denying a prospetitve, but unknown, client that option." One
attorney does not have the right to ask another ... taking money now to give up your right to practice law for a future unknown client who may
need your help. It's just plain wrong. Surprisingly ...
3 Jan, 2007 10:31 pm
... relations and litigation. It detected unauthorized intrusions into its computer systems in November of 2005. Security consultants tracked the intrusion to an IP address belonging to
Defendant IBM, specifically its Durham, North Carolina facility. Later denial of service attacks were also traced to this facility. Plaintiff then sued IBM and the
unknown "John Doe" IBM employee that allegedly carried out these attacks under ...
18 Jul 10:26 pm
... , you may help mitigate your sentence. 2. Panic/anxiety -- the fear of the unknown is powerful. Although you've been charged with a crime,
you don't know ... to resolve the matter -- two weeks or three years? With all these unknowns at play, it's unsurprising that many defendants experience profound anxiety over their futures. A good remedy ... Brodsky has tremendous qualifications, and he's represented a wide variety of
defendants in his more than 18 years of practicing law. Book your appointment now ...
8 Aug 9:41 am
... a warrantless entry in a kilo heroin case was present from the presence of weapons and a possible unknown escape route[!]. United States v.
Mendoza, 2009 U.S. Dist. LEXIS ... "did not know whether there was a rear door" and "[t]he possibility of an unknown exit also had to be
considered." Miles, 889 F.2d at 383. Finally, although ... , even a minor use of force could be unreasonable in this case, so summary judgment for the defendants is denied. Johnson v. Wild Acres Lakes Prop. & Homeowners Ass'n, ...
21 Sep, 2007 11:50 pm
... newly discovered evidence. First, the asserted facts 'must have been unknown by the trial court, by the party, or by counsel at the time of
trial, and it must appear that defendant or his counsel could not have known them by the use of ... of sadistic o~x UpUIl. children, that he is willing to acce!-';' "';.c::
consequences of his acts. It is interesting to note that while the defendant wa& planning the sUbject crime, he was on probation for the Than Meyer rape. As a part of this
probation, the ...
25 Oct, 2008 8:06 am
... . Rather, the People requested two to three weeks to respond and sought defendant's cooperation in providing certain documents. The court held an off-the-record discussion at
the bench. What exactly was said during this discussion is unknown, but it caused defense counsel to withdraw the motion. What is known is that
the parties talked about the "unresolved family issues" identified in the October 11th Veritas letter and ...
8 Nov 9:01 pm
... declined to do so without providing reasons: [I]t may be appropriate, in a given case, to require that the unknown publisher of the
offending material be given notice of the proceedings. It does not appear to have been done as ... Court first granted a Norwich Order that compelled a website operator to reveal the
identifying information of an anonymous defendant that posted allegedly defamatory statements about the plaintiff. When the case was appealed on the issue of costs, Justice
Aldous noted in ...
12 Feb 4:07 am
... was in the intersection of Incinerator Road and Washington Street, police said. The traffic violation is, as yet, unknown. Bielawski pulled
over the Defendant, who was talking on a cell phone, and discovered the youth only had a learner's permit and was ... to take care of that and drive it home herself. If such was
the case, it would have been wiser for the Defendant to calmly explain that to the officers, who were probably already a bit peeved at being continually put on "hold" while he
spoke on ...
2 Feb, 2007 3:07 pm
... 36. The application requested a nighttime search "to prevent the loss, destruction or removal of the objects of the search because ... it is unknown when the person described herein will be at the premises described herein." Id. at 836 (quotation marks omitted). The ... evidence was not required
for seizure of drugs conducted pursuant to potentially invalid nighttime search warrant, when defendant was in custody both when police obtained search warrant and when search of
home was conducted at 10:30 ...
17 Jul, 2008 3:02 am
... from the defendant's insurance company. In order to obtain this information, the plaintiff must file a certification with the court (i) stating that the defendant had
insurance coverage at the time of the incident, (ii) detailing the reasonable efforts made by the plaintiff to locate the defendant; and (iii) stating that the defendant
is evading service or that the whereabouts of the defendant are unknown. This certification must also be served upon the
defendant's insurer. ...
12 Nov, 2007 7:39 pm
... . In 2006, according to Bureau of Justice statistics, 51% of federal defendants sentenced after a jury trial in New York State were white,
with an unknown percentage of those (possibly up to 50%) being of Hispanic descent. Juries ... of error should favor the inclusion rather than
the exclusion of minority individuals? In an interesting footnote in the decision, the court noted the defendant's challenge to the use of voter registration lists to establish
the qualified jury wheel because of the under- ...
24 Oct, 2008 11:04 pm
... court over statements posted to Complaintsboard.com. The plaintiffs did not know the names or contact information of the Doe defendants, so
they needed to get that information from the Does' Internet service provider. But the ISP would not ... cause for the expedited discovery, the court granted the motion. It found that
the subpoena was needed to ascertain the identities of the unknown defendants. [More on Doe
subpoenas.] Furthermore, it was important to act sooner than later, because ISPs retain ...
24 Aug, 2006 9:49 am
... posted to a message board online. The plaintiff asked the court to allow it to serve subpoenas on the Internet service providers of the unknown anonymous posters before the required Rule 26(f) conference. The court denied the motion. In its analysis ... the claims asserted in the complaint.
The court held that it "must examine facts and evidence before concluding that a defendant's constitutional rights must surrender to a plaintiff's discovery needs. The summary
judgment standard will ensure that ...
4 Oct, 2007 6:47 am
... LEXIS 23066 (5th Cir. October 2, 2007) (unpublished) (raised as an IAC claim). Consent to search mooted defendant's protective sweep argument that the sweep was for a gun and
not a person as contemplated by Buie. The consent was ... yield the conclusion that this search was consonant with the Fourth Amendment. The ggovernment to dismiss a motion to suppress
on standing grounds. Defendant who was half owner of car and a passenger in it had standing to challenge its search. He was on parole, and that ...
16 Aug 11:43 am
... use the analogy that naming a Internet Service Provider in an Internet defamation action is akin to naming Microsoft as a defendant because the defamer used Word to type the
defamatory statements. I never thought any attorney would actually go that ... these companies possibly be liable? Well, according to plaintiffs and their attorney, they are liable
because what the defendants did amounted to an "irresponsible use of technology." Apparently, in this attorney's world, we have gone beyond
even ...
2 Oct 8:00 am
... and other famous / powerful people. In considering this story, it appears that many people are defending Mr. Polanski since he is a famous and talented person. But really,
... sex including anal sex (sodomy) and oral sex. If Mr. Polanski was an unknown school teacher who committed these crimes in the 1970s, would
any celebrities be coming ... want for his movies and career in the movie industry. However, do not defend a child rapist. As pointed out by Domenica Marchetti in her article,
Mr. Polanski " ...
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