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Court Upholds Juvenile Sex Offender Provision
An Ohio appeals court has upheld a provision that allows some minors convicted of sex offenses to be required to register as sex offenders beyond their 21st birthday.
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Show Him the Money: Standing to Challenge Forfeiture of Drug Cash
In a very strange claim, a pilot of a drug boat that sought to evade the U.S. Coast guard is appealing the forfeiture of over $8 million in cash that was thrown overboard as he and his companions were fleeing capture.
Parking lease drama enters new act
Five Cincinnati City Council members - a majority - want to repeal or change the controversial parking lease, but Mayor Mark Mallory's in their way.
Judges: No delay on city parking lease
A Cincinnati-based Appeals Court refused Monday to give opponents of a controversial parking plan put forth by Cincinnati City Council more time to fight.
Stop playing politics with federal court
I don't understand. In November 2012, Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, wrote a letter to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and Republican Leader Mitch McConnell to urge swift confirmation of local attorney William Kayatta as a federal judge in the First Circuit Court of Appeals, which includes Maine.
Same-sex marriage: A changing landscape
Over the last year, the national landscape has changed -- some might say dramatically -- when it comes to same-sex marriage.
Upcoming Cert Decision in McCullen v. Coakley
As it happens, I had a post with exactly this title more than three years ago. The case is the same: a First Amendment challenge to a Massachusetts statute that creates a no-speech zone within 35 feet of an abortion clinic.
MBIA appeals lawsuit dismissal
Here's the brief that MBIA has filed with the First District Court of Appeals to overturn the dismissal of their lawsuit against the Harris County-Houston Sports Authority and the Harris County Sports & Convention Corporation.
1st Circuit Rejects Hedge Funder's Retaliation Claim
A federal appeals court disposed of a hedge fund principal's lawsuit accusing Massachusetts' secretary of state of retaliating against him for criticizing securities industry regulations.
High bid of $12M for 5,800 acres on Hawaii's Big Island
The highest bid at a foreclosure auction for more than 5,800 acres of sugar plantation land on the Big Island was $12.2 million and now a confirmation hearing for sale of the WWK Hawaii Holdings land is scheduled for June 27. Interested bidders will need to bid 5 percent above the sale price, according to George Van Buren , the case's commissioner.
Cincy biz bits: 5 things to know in business today
An appeals court ruling Wednesday revived Cincinnati's hopes for a $92 million windfall that could spark more Downtown development, create thousands of new jobs in Uptown and help balance the city's budget in the coming years, the Enquirer 's Jason Williams and Jane Prendergast report .
How a Facebook Page Could Empty Your - And Your Business' - Bank Account
Malware capable of stealing your banking credentials is being spread via links posted on Facebook pages.
Court OKs Cincinnati's plan to privatize parking
A court ruling today cleared the way for Cincinnati to move forward with a controversial parking privatization plan to help offset a budget shortfall and kick-start major redevelopment projects, allowing city leaders to avoid what likely would have been a nasty campaign to win voter approval.
Q&A: What the parking decision means
Mark Vander Laan, a well-respected veteran attorney, answered Enquirer questions about Wednesday's appeals court parking ruling.
Court Cites Pharrell, Daft Punk Among Reasons to Remand Marijuana Case
It's no secret that Daft Punk's " Get Lucky ," featuring the vocal chops of Pharrell, is set to dominate the summer.
Appeals court to release ruling on city's parking plan
An appeals court will release its ruling Wednesday in a case that could have wide-ranging impacts on the city of Cincinnati.
First Circuit Rejects Retaliation Claim Over Web Notice
A federal appeals court disposed of a hedge fund principal's lawsuit accusing Massachusetts' secretary of state of retaliating against him for criticizing securities industry regulations.
Newest 1st Circuit Judge Keeps Toe in Water Case
As the newest judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 1st Circuit, Maine lawyer William Kayatta Jr. has joined his colleagues in tackling cases from New England and Puerto Rico, the court's areas of jurisdiction.
Portsmouth appeals judge's decision on Sakonnet River Bridge tolls
The Town of Portsmouth has filed an appeal of a federal court decision denying it an injunction against tolls on the Sakonnet River Bridge.
Opinion: The Public Corruption In The Leon County Kangaroo Courtroom...
On Friday, June 7th, 2013 - The First District Court Of Appeals Ordered The Immediate Release Of Doctor Mark Hash To Judge Gievers Striking Down Her Bogus Orders Of Civil Contempt Of Court.