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1 Sep, 2007 10:13 am
... to enter did not extend to the hotel safe, but the officers had exigent circumstances to get into the safe with the help of the hotel without a warrant to look for
anything that might assist in locating the kidnapping victim. United States v. Bell, 2007 U.S. App ... the safe, the officers knew that Bell had lied about being homeless (they knew
that, at a minimum, he had been renting a hotel room for a long time and paying in cash), that he lied about having checked out of the Holiday Inn, and that ...
21 Aug 3:58 pm
... a minor and a robbery. He is serving a term of 20 years in prison. The woman filed a lawsuit, alleging that the hotel failed to take sufficient security precautions, and
failed to monitor the parking areas. It also alleges that employees ... a car," and "couldn't hold a conversation. " The incident shocked the nation. However, few were prepared for what
the hotel used as a defense against the premises liability lawsuit. Attorneys for the insurance company acting for Stanford Marriott Hotel and Spa ...
15 Jul 6:11 am
As a mere invitee to a hotel room for drug use, defendant had no standing to challenge the search of the room. He had no key and he was not staying the night. State v. Carter,
2009 Ga. App. LEXIS 816 (July 10, 2009).* As a frequent visitor, defendant had standing under Olson to challenge a search of the apartment he was visiting. Defendant was not present to
object, so Randolph does not help him overcome the consent of the primary occupant. United States v. Foster, 2009 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 59161 (E ...
24 Sep 5:15 am
... failure to pay the proper hotel occupancy taxes. County of Nassau v. Hotels.Com, LP, 577 F.3d 89, 90-91 (2d Cir. 2009).
According to the allegations underlying the class action complaint, "defendants are online sellers ... defendant improperly calculated the tax owed to the County in that defendant
calculated the taxes owed "based on the discounted price that it negotiated with the hotels and accordingly remitting too little to the County." Id. The class action complaint
sought to represent a "state ...
8 Apr, 2008 6:44 am
... (8th Cir. April 7, 2008): The fact that Williams did not register or pay for the hotel room does not necessarily preclude him from having a reasonable expectation of privacy
in ... , 342 U.S. 48, 50-52 (1951) (individual who was allowed to use hotel room, had a key, and often entered room for various purposes could ... he was merely a visitor, and
Carter, where the defendant had never even been to the hotel room, here the few facts in the record indicate Williams was a legitimate guest at the motel. ...
11 Apr, 2008 1:37 pm
... we where those are going. To answer the black-letter-law question that everyone seems to get wrong "Renters of hotel rooms generally benefit from the same Fourth Amendment
right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures as they would if ... possible remedies might be. I can only assume that they are referring to a 1983 lawsuit against the cops.
As to a search of the hotel room, which was conducted with the "consent" of the defendant (by "consent" we don't mean informed consent - we mean " ...
6 Nov, 2008 6:01 am
This post from over a year ago reviewed the absurdly highly-leveraged deal that Blackstone Group LP was proposing to make for Hilton
Hotels. That deal was a head-scratcher even during the heady days of easy money. As this W$J article from yesterday ... in interest expense on the bank debt. But cash flow is
probably going to decline next year because of depressed demand for hotel rooms and Hilton will probably be forced to use its liquidity reserves to make up for any cash-flow
short-fall. Blackstone ...
5 Oct 6:51 am
From the September 28, 2009, USA Today via the AH&LA SmartBrief, a report advising luxury hoteliers to take special care when hiring their workers through the use of, inter alia,
frequent background checks, etc. in reference to: Luxury hotel crime a wake-up call on hotel security - Related Stories - AH&LA SmartBrief (view on Google Sidewiki)
28 Oct 11:12 pm
In re John Q. Hammons Hotels Inc. Shareholder Litigation, No. 758-CC (Del. Ch. Oct. 2, 2009), read opinion here. A prior decision in ... over 75% of the total vote in JQH, which
in turn controlled John Q. Hammons Hotels, LP ("JQHLP"). Defendants JQH Acquisition, LLC ("Acquisition") and JQH Merger Corporation ...
into a number of other agreements "designed to provide Hammons financing to continue his hotel development activities without triggering the tax liability associated with an
equity or asset sale. ...
17 Jul 4:42 am
... he had not been evicted yet. He retained an expectation of privacy in his hotel room. The private search doctrine of Jacobsen is limited to pure contraband in the container,
following the ... , 72 L. Ed. 2d 572 & n.30-31 (1982). Until a hotel guest's lease of the room expires or he checks out, the room is like a ... intrusions into his closed
briefcase or the contents of his computer hard drive when hotel staff sees the briefcase, laptop, or other belongings while cleaning the room or changing a ...
2 Nov 1:41 am
... customers relating to infringement of "paw" trade mark (Class 46) India Much music to be faced - Dispute between IPRSL and Hotel Goa Marriott over multi-channel music played
to entertain guests (Spicy IP) Delhi High Court upholds jurisdiction; finds no bar ... (TTABlog) TTAB precedential no 43: TTAB enters partial summary judgment in 2(d) VUDU opposition:
Hewlett-Packard Development Company LP v Vudu Inc (TTABlog) TTAB reverses RADIUS 2(d) refusal, PTO read registrant's services too broadly: In
re ...
2 Nov 1:41 am
... customers relating to infringement of "paw" trade mark (Class 46) India Much music to be faced - Dispute between IPRSL and Hotel Goa Marriott over multi-channel music played
to entertain guests (Spicy IP) Delhi High Court upholds jurisdiction; finds no bar ... (TTABlog) TTAB precedential no 43: TTAB enters partial summary judgment in 2(d) VUDU opposition:
Hewlett-Packard Development Company LP v Vudu Inc (TTABlog) TTAB reverses RADIUS 2(d) refusal, PTO read registrant's services too broadly: In
re ...
19 Mar, 2007 3:55 pm
... the instant case should have done is to enlist the aid of the local prosecutor to bring criminal charges against the persons in the hotel management and ownership responsible
for intentionally permitting a known bedbug problem to remain unresolved, for which a ... dollars by simply passing the costs on to their customers. On the other hand, the threat of
jail terms will make it clear to hotel management and ownership that intentional disregard of known health and hygiene dangers will lead to severe ...
4 Sep, 2007 2:47 am
... Court of Appeals, August 31, 2007 US v. Bell, No. 05-4288 Conviction for possession of drugs with the intent to distribute is affirmed where the district court correctly determined
that exigent circumstances justified the warrantless search of defendant's hotel room as part of an investigation into a kidnapping. Read more... U.S. 8th Circuit Court of
Appeals, August 27, 2007 US v. Burns, No. 04-2901, 04-2933 A sentence for conspiracy to manufacture and distribute methamphetamine is reversed ...
6 Jan, 2008 7:58 am
... presence and identity, which was followed immediately by entry into Appellee's hotel room. In other words, the actions of the police created the exigency here. The police
could ... See Johnson, supra. The probable cause to arrest Appellee was based in part on what was observed in the hotel room. And, because the police were not in a position where
they were entitled ... come into play to sanitize their illegal entry into Appellee's hotel room. See McCree, supra; see also Commonwealth v. Swenda, 2006 ...
14 Sep, 2007 4:54 am
... could be destroyed, that an injured victim or accomplice could be inside the room, or that the officers or other people inside the hotel were in danger. Although there was an
intense police presence inside, and around the hotel, such that ... from the scene of the shooting could all lead the officers to reasonably conclude that a person inside the
room was in distress, or that the hotel guests and officers, could be in danger. For all these reasons, the officers' entry into the room was justified ...
28 Nov, 2007 9:22 am
... stops, are comparatively nonthreatening. They are often short in duration. ... Furthermore, detention in a person's own residence or hotel room could only add minimally to
the public stigma associated with the search itself and would involve neither the ... asked her who her friends were. Id. When an officer discovered a kilogram of cocaine in a dresser
drawer wrapped in a hotel towel, the defendant disavowed ownership of the item. Id. The Seventh Circuit held that the defendant was not in custody ...
18 Oct, 2008 11:33 pm
... Davis issued his decision June 8, 2007. *** Majestic Towers, Inc. d/b/a Wilshire Plaza Hotel (31-CA-28135, et al.; 353 NLRB No. 29) Los Angeles, CA Sept. ... Law Gregory Z.
Meyerson issued his decision April 7, 2008. *** New Process Steel, LP (25-CA-30632; 353 NLRB No. 25) Butler, IN Sept. 30, 2008. The ... The
Board accordingly denied the Respondent's Cross-motion for Summary Judgment. In New Process Steel, LP, 353 NLRB No. 13 (2008), the Board found
that the Respondent and the Union reached a binding ...
30 Nov, 2008 6:26 pm
... . United States v. Davis, 2008 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 96780 (S.D. W.Va. November 25, 2008) (recognizing a split in the circuits): The facts of this case are distinguishable from Buie in
that the officers in this case were in Defendant's hotel suite with his consent and that he was not under arrest at the time of the protective sweep. Defendant argues that Buie's
holding should be limited to protective sweeps conducted as part of searches incident to arrest. Several courts have addressed factual ...
13 May, 2008 11:44 am
... nor the formation of a lawyer/client relationship. Because of the changing nature of this area of the law and the importance of individual facts, readers are encouraged to seek
independent counsel for advice regarding their individual legal issues. [1] For another case looking at the issue preclusive effect of state court cases applying a state Takings Clause
on federal court cases applying the federal Takings Clause, see San Remo Hotel v. City and County of San Francisco (2005) 125 S.Ct. 2491.)
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