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10th Circuit judges weigh in on low number of trials, AI during law school appearance
Three judges on the Denver-based federal appeals court fielded questions from an audience of students on Tuesday about the low number of cases that ever make it to trial and the potential influence of artificial intelligence on the judiciary. Senior Judge David M. Ebel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit said he…
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10th Circuit judges weigh in on low number of trials, AI during law school appearance
Three judges on the Denver-based federal appeals court fielded questions from an audience of students on Tuesday about the low number of cases that ever make it to trial and the potential influence of artificial intelligence on the judiciary. Senior Judge David M. Ebel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit said he…
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10th Circuit judges weigh in on low number of trials, AI during law school appearance
Three judges on the Denver-based federal appeals court fielded questions from an audience of students on Tuesday about the low number of cases that ever make it to trial and the potential influence of artificial intelligence on the judiciary. Senior Judge David M. Ebel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit said he…
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‘Not there to trip you up’: 10th Circuit judges encourage, warn lawyers about appeal strategy
Three members of the federal appeals court based in Denver provided a rare glimpse on Thursday into their work of deciding cases, sharing both words of encouragement and warning about how to best present an argument in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit. “Think about oral argument as a conversation,” said Judge…
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10th Circuit tosses ‘frivolous’ claims against Dominion Voting brought by Michigan residents
The federal appeals court based in Denver agreed on Wednesday that a handful of Michigan residents lacked standing to sue Dominion Voting Systems, Inc. solely because they each received a letter asking them to stop making defamatory statements about the election technology supplier. Dominion, which is headquartered in Colorado, became the subject of election-rigging conspiracies…
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Senate confirms Richard Federico to 10th Circuit as Biden’s second appointee
The U.S. Senate on Monday confirmed Richard E.N. Federico to the federal appeals court based in Denver by a vote of 61-29, adding a second public defender to the powerful circuit court. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit hears federal cases arising from Colorado, Oklahoma, Kansas, Utah, New Mexico and Wyoming. Federico’s…
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10th Circuit finds no constitutional, antitrust violations by Calhan officials with RV ordinances
Members of a prominent family who served in the town of Calhan’s government did not commit constitutional or antitrust violations by adopting a series of restrictions on recreational vehicle parks that did not apply to their family’s own facility, the federal appeals court based in Denver ruled this month. Although a trial judge previously suggested…
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10th Circuit conference features Gorsuch, discussions about ‘judicial endeavor’
The federal appeals court based in Denver convened its annual conference last week, featuring an appearance from a U.S. Supreme Court justice, panels about criminal sentencing and election law, and private discussions between judges at all levels of the federal system. In even-numbered years, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit, which has…
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10th Circuit chides judge for not following rules when penalizing plaintiff for not following rules
A federal judge did not follow the rules when he seemed to penalize a plaintiff for not following the rules, the federal appeals court based in Denver ruled on Tuesday. Robert Carraway had filed suit against State Farm Fire and Casualty Company, alleging the insurer did not properly investigate and compensate Carraway for hail damage…
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10th Circuit agrees woman cannot sue corrections officer who slammed her
A woman who was incarcerated in the Denver Women’s Correctional Facility cannot sue an employee who allegedly slammed her to the ground, the federal appeals court based in Colorado ruled last week, because she filed her grievances too promptly. Under the Prison Litigation Reform Act, people who are incarcerated must “exhaust” their administrative remedies before bringing…