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By S. COTUS
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Three opinions from the First, which I will get to this weekend
- 06-1007, 06-1009, 06-1010, 06-1011, & 06-1013 USA v. Hilario-Hilario et al (USDC PR 04-00405 Garcia Gregory, USDJ) (alien smuggling and sentencing)
- 07-1602 & 07-1603, Warren Freedenfeld Associates v. Michael P. McTigue et al (USDC MA 05-11573 Stearns, USDJ) ("...the application of both the discovery rule and the work for hire doctrine in copyright infringement cases")
- 07-2362 Julce v. Mukasey (BIA A43679116) ("aggravated felony" under immigration law)
Full post as published by Appellate Law and Practice on June 20, 2008 (boomark / email).
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