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US federal appeals court rules seizure of 700 safety deposit boxes unconstitutional

JURIST

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday that the seizure of 700 safety deposit boxes under the process of civil asset forfeiture went beyond the warrant issued and violated the Fourth Amendment prohibition against unreasonable search and seizure.

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US Supreme Court rules Texas legislators must give depositions in redistricting suit

JURIST

The US Supreme Court Tuesday rejected three Texas legislators’ emergency application to stay depositions that they are scheduled to give in redistricting lawsuits filed by multiple plaintiffs, including the US Department of Justice. ” The legislators then sought the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit’s review.

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Tip for Quickly Finding the Relevant Court Rule

Paralegal Bootcamp

As a litigation paralegal, you need to be good at finding the relevant court rule quickly. I would go back to my office and spend far too long trying to find the relevant court rule. Back then, there was no such thing as Google or online court rules. This one is based on the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.

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How Cos. Can Prep For A 30(b)(6) Witness's Dual Deposition

Law 360

As recently noted by a New York federal court, Rule 30(b)(6) allows for testimony from someone deposed as both corporate representative and in their individual capacity on topics outside of personal knowledge but within a corporation's collective knowledge — and dual deposition notices create unique prep issues, say Jennifer Filippazzo and Lauren Evans (..)

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Alex Jones Defiant in Sandy Hook Deposition

LegalReader

Jones referred to an earlier court ruling as "fraudulent" while touting his First Amendment rights to spread potentially damaging disinformation.

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Plaintiff waived objection to discovery from testifying expert where objection was not made until expert deposition was in progress.

Day on Torts

In its analysis, the Court initially clarified which Rules of Civil Procedure applied here. Because the experts at issue were identified as testifying experts, Rule 26.02(4)(A) Further, the Court ruled that Rule 26.02(3), E2021-01308-COA-R10-CV (Tenn. 4)(A) applied to discovery related to these experts.

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What is a Litigation Paralegal?

Paralegal Bootcamp

Prepare for depositions, mediations, and arbitrations. Prepare for depositions, mediations, and arbitrations. that the attorney might want to use during these depositions, mediations, and arbitrations. All of the work that a litigation paralegal does is usually tied to a deadline set by the court rules or the judge.

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