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It?s time for more Iowa Supreme Court fun?

By esittig

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So, four new opinions today. One of them is per curiam and will not be published because it’s a sister case to another. My take:

Cemen Tech, Inc v. Three D Industries, LLC - If you’re going to steal someone’s trade secrets, wait a while before you actually start to use them. That way, it will look like you reverse engineered everything and you won’t be found liable.

State v. Fremont  (and State v. Nelson) - If you’re an attorney and a magistrate, don’t sign a search warrant that allows the police to enter the home of an opposing party in a child custody case. Nothing can save the warrant, and it just makes you look bad. As far as the sister case goes, do you think the Defendant feels bad because her name won’t be on the published case? I kind of doubt it.

Iowa Supreme Court Disciplnary Board v. Newman - Don’t forge a judge’s signature on an order, even if the judge had agreed to sign it. I didn’t know I needed to be told this.

That’s all for today, folks. Have a good weekend.

 

Full post as published by The Corridor Law Blog on May 02, 2008 (boomark / email).

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