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Texas Court affirms conviction of man for child indecency

The Texas Court of Appeals upholds Adiddas Kingsley Johnson's conviction for indecency with a child, affirming the jury's findings and sentencing.

Alaska Court Rules on Sentencing Changes in Collins Case

The Alaska Court of Appeals ruled that 2013 sentencing changes cannot apply retroactively to Yako William Collins, affecting future sentencing laws.

Court rules against homeowner in insurance fee dispute

A Florida court ruled that a homeowner cannot recover attorney's fees from his insurer after a breach of contract lawsuit related to a hurricane claim.

New York court upholds zoning board's scrap yard decision

A New York court ruled that a scrap yard in Buffalo can continue operations, rejecting claims of abandonment by former operators and neighbors.

Texas Court affirms ruling in insurance dispute case

The Texas Court of Appeals upheld a ruling in favor of Amguard Insurance Company, impacting Solaija Enterprises LLC's insurance claim.

Nebraska Supreme Court denies new trial for Edward Robinson

The Nebraska Supreme Court upheld the denial of a new trial for Edward Robinson, who sought to overturn his murder conviction based on new evidence.

Nebraska Supreme Court rules on Elseman's appeal for relief

The Nebraska Supreme Court addresses Ryan Elseman's claims for postconviction relief, impacting future legal standards for juror bias.

Nebraska Supreme Court rules on restitution in Carpenter case

The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled on restitution limits in the case of State v. Carpenter, affecting how courts can impose restitution in criminal cases.

Nebraska Supreme Court affirms divorce contempt ruling

The Nebraska Supreme Court upheld a lower court's contempt ruling against Jarrod Shannon for violating divorce terms, impacting custody and finances.

Idaho Supreme Court suspends attorney for ethical violations

The Idaho Supreme Court suspends attorney Jeffrey Hepworth for 18 months for violating professional conduct rules during a trial.

Fifth Circuit upholds dismissal of Pittsburgh Logistics claims

The Fifth Circuit affirms dismissal of Pittsburgh Logistics' claims against Glen Rose Transportation, impacting trade secrets and unjust enrichment cases.

Court upholds seizure of car in drug case against Acevedo

The Second Circuit affirms the seizure of Miguel Acevedo's minivan during a drug investigation, ruling it did not violate his Fourth Amendment rights.

Ninth Circuit Rules on Castillo's Death Penalty Appeal

The Ninth Circuit Court affirms in part and reverses in part William Castillo's appeal regarding his death penalty conviction.

Fifth Circuit Court vacates sentence in child pornography case

The Fifth Circuit vacated David Koan's sentence for child pornography, ruling the district court failed to consider time served in state custody.

Court dismisses appeal over personal jurisdiction in case

Florida court dismisses Progressive Michigan Insurance's appeal regarding personal jurisdiction in a case involving Aleah Holms.

Court clarifies vehicle use rules in insurance case ruling

The Michigan Court of Appeals clarifies vehicle use rules affecting no-fault insurance claims in Pena-Cruz v. State Farm.

Court rules on debt collector status for parking fines

Court rules Metropolis Technologies not a debt collector under FDCPA, affecting how parking fines are enforced in Texas.

Texas court dismisses tax appeal involving Harris District

The Texas Court of Appeals dismisses an appeal from the Harris Central Appraisal District against Warren's Place, LLC, affecting local tax matters.

Iowa Supreme Court upholds removal of supervisor for intoxication

The Iowa Supreme Court affirms the removal of Pottawattamie County Supervisor Scott Belt for intoxication during an official town hall meeting.

Wyoming Supreme Court upholds sentence for Jeremy Garcia

The Wyoming Supreme Court affirms the denial of Jeremy Garcia's motion to reduce his sentence for aggravated assault and strangulation.

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