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D.C. Judge Sends Student's IDEA Remedy Dispute Back To Hearing Officer
A District of Columbia federal judge adopted a magistrate judge's recommendation and ordered a hearing officer to further explain parts of an IDEA decision involving extended school year services and compensatory education.
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Fourth Circuit Upholds 15-Year Sentence In Gun, Witness-Tampering Case
A published Fourth Circuit panel said a West Virginia marijuana-manufacturing conviction could count as a controlled substance offense under the sentencing guidelines despite the court's earlier Campbell ruling.
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Fourth Circuit Keeps DMARC Injunction In Place After Abitron
A published Fourth Circuit panel said Abitron changed the Lanham Act analysis but did not spare a Dutch software company from a preliminary injunction in a cross-border trademark and trade secrets fight.
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Fourth Circuit Keeps Dmarcian IP Injunction Alive After Abitron
A Fourth Circuit panel said the Supreme Court's Abitron trademark ruling did not undo an injunction against Dutch company DMARC Advisor because the record showed conduct directed at U.S. customers, not just overseas activity with domestic effects.
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DC Judge Trims FAA Work Bias Suit, Rejects Reconsideration Bids
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SBA Beats Ex-Worker's Shutdown Overtime Suit
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Eighth Circuit Says First Step Act Sentencing Changes Do Not Support Compassionate Release
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Second Circuit Revives Former Home Care Workers' State Wage Claims
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2nd Circ. Revives Ex-Home Care Workers' Wage Suits
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Supreme Court Sends Evidence Rule 801 Amendment To Congress
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5th Circ. Says Mississippi Expungement Still Counts At Federal Sentencing
The panel affirmed a 15-year methamphetamine sentence, holding that the state-law label on an expungement does not decide whether a prior conviction counts under the federal Sentencing Guidelines.
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D.C. Judge Lets FTC’s Texas Case Against WPATH Proceed
A D.C. federal judge denied WPATH’s emergency bid to block the FTC from pursuing a separate enforcement suit in Texas, saying the group had not shown a threat to the court’s prior injunction or irreparable harm.
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Strike 3 Gets Early Verizon Subpoena In D.C. Piracy Suit
A D.C. federal magistrate judge said the adult-film copyright plaintiff may seek identifying information for a John Doe internet subscriber tied to alleged BitTorrent infringement.
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