Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals News

There are a lot of things to be thankful for this holiday season. I'm thankful for Will Phillips.

Prosecutors filed a motion to dismiss money laundering and other charges against Ben Kuehne, 54, who represented Vice President Al Gore in the 2000 Florida vote recount and was a member of the Florida Bar board of governors.

No more jumps out of the page and slaps you in the face, but the Eleventh Circuit still does not think that a worker often called a boya established a racially hostile environment.

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By THOMAS JENKINS Staff Writer A Big Spring transient convicted of two counts of kidnapping in 2008 has filed to have his case reviewed by the 11th District Court of Appeals.

Actor Wesley Snipes is set to ask a federal appeals panel to overturn his three federal tax convictions.

A federal jury on Wednesday acquitted a Columbus, Ga., criminal defense lawyer on all counts of a money laundering and drug conspiracy indictment that had also charged him with the attempted bribery of an Assistant U.S. Attorney.

ATLANTA a ' In a decision rendered Tuesday, the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals has partially upheld a U.S. District Court ruling granting former Dougherty District Attorney Ken Hodges immunity from lawsuits stemming from the case of a former Dougherty County assistant police chief, Woodrow "Woody" Hart, who claimed Hodges violated his rights in 2003 ...

Lawyers for a man facing the death penalty for killing two police officers over a land dispute with South Carolina highway officials are appealing his conviction to the state's highest court.

The mayor of Newton Falls is officially back in office after resigning last summer, and then rescinding the resignation only two days later.

Like the tail on a comet , home foreclosures continue to pour off into the slipstream left by the real estate meltdown.

A federal appeals court says a former HealthSouth executive should go to prison for his role in a huge accounting fraud at the Birmingham-based rehabilitation chain.

The Supreme Court will decide whether Billy Joe Magwood should be put to death for fatally shooting a Coffee County sheriff 30 years ago.

The U.S. Supreme Court is staying out of a dispute in Miami between school officials and civil libertarians over a book about Cuba that depicts smiling children in communist uniforms but avoids mention of problems in the country.

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Two years ago Baker Botts partner William Jeffress won a defense verdict for coal mining company Drummond in what was believed to be the first Alien Tort Claims Act case to go to trial.

Burger King Corp. has aggressively pushed its $1 double cheeseburger to attract price-conscious consumers, but the chain's franchisees say the value pricing is costing them money.

After a Newton County, Ga., man had both his legs partially amputated as a result of a railroad car accident, he filed suit in federal court.

Herbert Williams, Jr., who was sentenced to die for the slaying of a local businessman nearly 20 years ago, had his punishment changed to life in prison without parole today.

A woman forcefully detained by Jacksonville police as she rushed to a hospital in premature labor can sue for unlawful arrest but not excessive force, a federal appeals court has ruled.