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Eighth Circuit upholds conviction of Jeremy Burton for firearm possession

The Eighth Circuit affirmed Jeremy Burton's conviction for being a felon in possession of a firearm, rejecting claims of evidentiary error and unreasonable sentencing.

Court rules on police shooting case in Sikeston, Missouri

The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals reviewed a case involving a police shooting, impacting the Holland family and local law enforcement policies.

Court reverses summary judgment in inmate's medical case

The Eleventh Circuit Court reversed a ruling favoring a doctor accused of neglecting an inmate's medical needs, allowing the case to proceed.

Texas Court rules on insurance dispute involving college

The Texas Court of Appeals affirms a ruling in a case involving a college's insurance claim against the Texas Association of School Boards.

Texas Court dismisses appeal in Flander vs. DPS case

The Texas Court of Appeals dismissed Susan Flander's appeal against the Department of Public Safety due to untimely filing.

Connecticut Court Rules on Cannabis Cultivation Zoning Case

The Connecticut Supreme Court upheld a ruling allowing cannabis cultivation on a property previously used for tobacco, impacting local zoning laws.

Connecticut court rules on cannabis cultivation zoning case

The Connecticut Supreme Court ruled that cannabis cultivation can continue as a nonconforming use of property previously used for tobacco.

Connecticut Court Rules on Cannabis Use in Zoning Case

The Connecticut Supreme Court affirms a ruling allowing cannabis cultivation as a legal nonconforming use, impacting local zoning laws.

Texas Court dismisses appeal over attorney disqualification

The Texas Court of Appeals dismissed Deon Washington's appeal regarding his attorney's disqualification, citing lack of jurisdiction.

Texas Court dismisses appeal due to late filing by plaintiffs

The Texas Court of Appeals dismisses a restricted appeal from Proveer Senior Living for failing to file on time, impacting future legal actions.

Texas Court Denies Timothy Aguilar's Mandamus Petition

The Texas Court of Appeals denies Timothy Aguilar's petition for a writ of mandamus, stating he failed to prove entitlement to relief.

Texas Court upholds ruling in aggravated assault case

The Texas Court of Appeals affirms the ruling in Regdrion Jarre Walker's aggravated assault case, impacting future appeals and legal representation.

Texas Court Denies Curtis Lilly's Emergency Mandamus Petition

The Texas Court of Appeals denies Curtis Lilly's emergency petition for a writ of mandamus, impacting his ongoing legal battles.

Texas Court Dismisses Appeal in Drainage District Case

The Texas Court of Appeals dismissed an appeal involving Tannos Development and Galveston County Drainage District after a settlement.

Texas Court Rules Against Homeowners in Insurance Dispute

The Texas Court of Appeals rules that homeowners' claims against Allstate are barred by statute of limitations, impacting future insurance claims.

Texas Court Rules on Radiation Exposure Malpractice Case

The Texas Court of Appeals ruled that two radiologists' claims against Shannon Medical Center are health care liability claims, impacting future malpractice cases.

Texas Court Rules on Dog Boarding Case Involving Defamation

The Texas Court of Appeals ruled on a case involving defamation claims against dog boarding owners after a pet's death during its stay.

Texas Court remands habeas corpus case for appeal process

The Texas Court of Appeals remanded a habeas corpus case involving Daniel Scott Peirsol to ensure proper appeal procedures are followed.

Texas Court of Appeals remands case due to record delays

The Texas Court of Appeals has remanded George Allen Rogers' case due to delays in filing the reporter's record, affecting his appeal process.

Texas Court Rules on Stepfather's Custody Rights Appeal

Texas Court of Appeals affirms trial court's ruling denying a stepparent's standing to seek custody of stepchildren, while remanding attorney's fees.

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