Tulsa, OK - Jury Convicts Two Men of First-Degree Rape

The State of Oklahoma charged Cody Lane Alexander, Willie Donnell Jackson and Timothy Brian Bussell with:

Count # 1. Count as Filed: RAPE, RAPE-FIRST DEGREE-VICTIM UNCONSCIOUS, in violation of 21 O.S. 1114(A)(4)
Date of Offense: 04/11/2014
Party Name Disposition Information
Alexander, Cody Lane Disposed: CONV

The question presented is whether disabled members under
the University of California Retirement Plan (UCRP) who receive
“Duty Disability Income” (DDI) are considered retired for
purposes of entitlement to a retired identification card and
concealed weapons endorsement pursuant to the Penal Code. We
conclude the answer is no. We therefore affirm the trial court’s
denial of

This appeal asks: does an inner tube rental company owe a duty
to warn a renter about a fallen log in a river when the log is hidden from but near the
launch site, the river's current draws the tuber toward the log, the company knows of the
fallen log, the company warns other tubers of the log, and the company chooses the
launch site? To answer this question, interests, such as exh

San Jose, CA - Anthem Agrees To Pay $115 Million to Settle Class-Action Claims

Thousands of Anthem insured joined in a class-action seeking compensation for the damages and injuries they sustained as a result of a data breach which affected the personal information of nearly 80 million customers.

Bautista was indicted for murdering Lauren Bump, a twenty-four-year-old graduate student
who was jogging at O.P. Schnabel Park on New Year’s Eve of 2013. Bautista filed a motion
suggesting he was incompetent to stand trial, and the trial court granted his request for a psychiatric
evaluation. After completing the evaluation, Dr. Raleigh Wood concluded Bautista was not
competent

¶1 Two fundamental questions arise in this review. One, is a liquidated damages provision in a real estate sales agreement valid? Two, does the contract here prevent the sellers from pursuing any remedy provided by law? The trial court held that the liquidated damages clause in the parties' sales contract was valid and prohibited plaintiffs from obtaining more than $2,500 for buyers' refusal to cl

Plaintiff Autumn Tibbs worked
as an administrative assistant in the Illinois court system. She
was suspended the day she returned to work after taking
leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993, 29
U.S.C. §§ 2601 et seq. She was then fired after she chose not to
attend a disciplinary meeting. Tibbs sued the Administrative
Office of the Illinois Courts. She contend

The Indianapolis Colts (formerly the Baltimore Colts) are a professional football team—a member of the National Football League. In 2010 the Colts established an online marketplace for owners of season tick-ets to the Colts’ games to transfer their season ticket rights upon payment of a fee equal to 30 percent of the sale price of the tickets. See Ticket News, “Indianapolis Colts and STR
2 No.

Before us is an appeal by the defendant
(Waupaca for short) in a class action suit brought
against it in a federal district court in Wisconsin on behalf of
a number of the workers that it employs in six foundries that
manufacture ductile and gray cast iron parts for use in the
automotive and other industries. Four of the six foundries
are located in Wisconsin, and the remai

Edward Monroe, Fabian Moore, and Timothy Williams brought this Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) claim, on behalf of themselves and others similarly situated, against their employers, FTS USA, LLC and its parent company, UniTek USA, LLC. FTS is a cable-television business for which the plaintiffs work or worked as cable technicians. The district court certified the case as an FLSA collective action,

Renee Credeur was employed by the Office of Attorney General for the State of Louisiana (“DOJ”) as a litigation attorney. During the course of her employment, she developed serious health problems due to complications from a kidney transplant. On account of her illness, the DOJ granted her temporary accommodations to work from home with the goal of eventually reintegrating her into the office. Aft

The University of Houston found two former students, Ryan McConnell and Natalie Plummer, to have violated the University’s sexual misconduct policy. After two unsuccessful administrative appeals, McConnell and Plummer were ultimately expelled. McConnell and Plummer then sued the University and two University officials, alleging that they were denied constitutional due process and were discriminate

The Black Lung Benefits Act (BLBA) confers on coal workers generally the right to claim workers’ compensation benefits for disabilities arising out of coal dust exposure. 30 U.S.C. §§ 901–45. Typically, the burden of proof rests on the miner to establish each element necessary for entitlement to benefits. For miners who meet particular criteria, however, the BLBA provides that certain elements wil

Section 5‐335 of the New York General Obligations Law provides that personal
28 injury settlements “shall be conclusively presumed” not to include “any compensation
29 for the cost of health care services, loss of earnings or other economic loss[es]” that
30 “have been or are obligated to be paid or reimbursed by an insurer.” N.Y. Gen. Oblig.
31 Law § 5‐335(a). When sec

Appellant Jefferson County, Texas appeals from two orders of the trial court
denying its plea to the jurisdiction and granting appellee Victor Stines’s request for
a declaratory judgment and writ of mandamus to compel the County to submit to
arbitration. In five issues, the County argues that: (1) Stines failed to plead and prove
a valid waiver of the County’s immunity from suit; (

Appellant Angela Leigh Militello sued appellant Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., for breach of fiduciary duty, fraud, negligence, and gross negligence arising from its management of several trusts. After a bench trial, the trial court rendered judgment for Militello on all of her claims and made findings of fact and conclusions of law in support of the judgment. In this appeal, Wells Fargo challenges the l

Appellees SPEP Aircraft Holdings, LLC (SPEP), PE 300 Leasing, LLC (PE 300),
Saracen Pure Energy Partners, LP (Saracen), Crane Capital Group, Inc. (Crane Capital), James
R. Crane (Crane), Floridian Golf Resort, LLC (Floridian Golf Resort), Champion Energy
Marketing LLC (Champion Energy), and Crane Worldwide Logistics, LLC (Crane Worldwide)
sued appellant Bombardier Aerospace Corpora

Joseph Husman, a 14-year employee of various Toyota
divisions at its Torrance campus in southern California, ran the
diversity and inclusion program for Toyota Financial Services
U.S.A., the brand name for Toyota Motor Credit Corporation (TFS
or Toyota). Following his termination in 2011, Husman sued
Toyota for discrimination and retaliation in violation of the Fair
Employm

Cordell, OK - State of Oklahoma v. Aurora Amelia Martin-Sanchez

1. HARBORING FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE

Docket
Date Code Description Count Party Amount
02-08-2016

INFORMATION

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Cordell, OK - State of Oklahoma v. Tyler Lane Batt

1. LARCENY OF GASOLINE

2. CONSPIRACY

Docket
Date Code Description Count Party Amount
02-04-2016

INFORMATION: CT.1

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Cordell, OK - State of Oklahoma v. Malik N. Nazir

1. ACTS RESULTING IN GROSS INJURY (MISD)

Docket
Date Code Description Count Party Amount
02-01-2016

INFORMATION

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Cordell, OK - State of Oklahoma v. Wesley Bryan Stewart

1. POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED DANGEROUS SUBSTANCE

2. UNLAWFUL POSS. OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA

3. DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL &/OR DRUGS

4. TOC-LIQUOR (MISD)

5. RECKLESS DRIVING (MISD)

Docket
Date Code Description Count Party Amount
02-01-2016

IN

Cordell, OK - State of Oklahoma v. Parry Dwayne Sharbono

1. KNOWINGLY CONCEALING STOLEN PROPERTY

Docket
Date Code Description Count Party Amount
02-01-2016

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Cordell, OK - State of Oklahoma v. Haley Lynnae Harrison

1. DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL

2. LEAVING SCENE OF ACCIDENT INVOLVING DAMAGE

3. DRIVING WH/LICENSE IS CANCELLED/SUSPENDED/REVOKED

4. FAILURE TO WEAR SEATBELT

5. FAIL. TO PAY ALL TAXES DUE STATE, in violation of 47 OS 1151(A)(5)

Docket
Date Code Description

Cordell, OK - State of Oklahoma v. Ori Ladecky

1. POSS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE (FELONY)

2. POSS OF CONTROLLED DANGEROUS SUBSTANCE (MISD)

3. UNLAWFUL POSS. OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA

4. OBSTRUCTING AN OFFICER

5. UNSAFE LANE USE (MISD)

Docket
Date Code Description Count Party Amount
01-25-2016

INFORMATION - CT.1<