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...federal appeals court has upheld...University of North Dakota's use...North Dakota Supreme Court challenge...
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...Justice O'Neill In this interlocutory appeal from the trial court's denial of his special appearance, appellant Timothy Darrell Jones, a Tennessee...
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...Clerk United States Court of Appeals Fifth Circuit...
...decade, the North Dakota Supreme Court has suspended...
...Oil exploration in North Dakota's Bakken shale...has severely strained court resources, according to...
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...September 18, 2012 JUSTICE HECHT delivered the opinion of the Court, joined by C HIEF JUSTICE JEFFERSON, J USTICE MEDINA, JUSTICE GREEN, JUSTICE...
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...qualified as "overtime." Agreeing with a Department of Labor investigator, the district court*fn1 found no FLSA...
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...Stat. 119 (2010). The district court...
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...Judge, FEDERMAN and VENTERS, Bankruptcy JudgesThe Debtors appeal the bankruptcy court's order granting Defendant CitiMortgage, Inc.'s motion to dismiss the Debtors...
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...doing business as Autopia, do not cover class claims brought in state court by Percic Enterprises, Inc. The state court complaint alleged that Autopia violated...
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