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10 opinions for “McCrea v. Johns Hopkins Universities”
McCrea v. Johns Hopkins Univ.public domain
Petition for writ of certiorari to the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit denied.
McCrea v. District of Columbiapublic domain
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ) NICOLE RENA MCCREA, ) ) Plaintiff, ) ) v. ) Civil Action No. 16-cv-0808 (TSC) ) DISTRICT OF
Democratic Party v. Jacobsenpublic domain
03/27/2024 DA 22-0667 Case Number: DA 22-0667 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF MONTANA 2024 MT 66 MONTANA DEMOCRATIC PARTY and MITCH BOHN, WESTERN NATIVE VOICE, MONTANA NATIVE VOTE, BLACKFEET NATION, CONFEDERATED SALISH
Leveck v. Leveckpublic domain
614 S.W.2d 710 (1981) Judith M. LEVECK, Appellant, v. Terrence W. LEVECK, Appellee. Terrence W. LEVECK, Cross-Appellant, v. Judith M. LEVECK, Cross-Appellee. Court of Appeals of Kentucky. April 10, 1981. *711 Donald E. Skeeters, Radcliff, for appellant/cross-appellee. John McCrea, Louisville, for appellee/cross-appellant. <
Toledo v. Medical Engineering Corp.public domain
WETTICK, J., Through a March 17, 1993 order of court, the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania appointed a three-judge panel (coordinating court) to manage and coordinate the large number of cases filed (and likely to be filed in the future) in the common pleas courts of this state in which the plaintiffs were seeking damages for personal injuries alleged to have been sustained in the use of silicone breast implants. Most of t
State v. Clarkpublic domain
630 P.2d 810 (1981) 291 Or. 231 STATE of Oregon, Respondent, v. Andrew CLARK, Petitioner. No. TC 35188, CA 15862; SC 27251. Supreme Court of Oregon. Argued and Submitted December 3, 1980. Decided June 23, 1981. *812 Robert J. McCrea of Morrow, McCrea & Divita, P.C., Eugene, argued the
State v. Russellpublic domain
Madsen, J. — George W. Russell was convicted by a King County jury of the first degree murder of Mary Ann Pohl-reich and the aggravated first degree murders of Carol Beethe and Andrea Levine. Russell appealed, and the Court of Appeals certified his appeal to this court pursuant to RCW 2.06.030. Before examining the issues presented, we will briefly outline the facts pertinent to each count. Facts
Blandford v. Duthiepublic domain
The bill of complaint in this case, from decrees in which these appeals were taken, was filed by Charles W. Blandford and William G. Blandford, trading as Vaile Young, *Page 390 against William K. Duthie and others, individually and as a voluntary, unincorporated association, doing business as, and trading under the name of, Allied Building Trades Council of Baltimore, and certain other local unions and their representatives, and the Benjamin F. Bennett
Hatchett v. Gibsonpublic domain
COLLIER, C. J. In addition to what is stated in most of the receipts which were given upon the delivery of the cot*594ton at the warehouse, in respect to the plaintiffs’ lien for advances, the bill of exceptions affirms that proof was adduced by the defendant, tending to show that the account upon which he is sued, was for advances on the faith of his cotton in the plain
M. A. Long Co. v. State Accident Fundpublic domain
The appellee in this case, the State Accident Fund, as compensation insurer, in its own right and for the use of *Page 641 Eugene Lappielly, recovered a judgment in the Baltimore City Court against the appellant, the M.A. Long Company, a body corporate, for $16,000, under the provisions of section 58 of article 101 of the Code (Workmen's Compensation Law). Judgment was entered upon the verdict of the jury for that amount, and the appeal is from that judgm