A court database gave us court dockets for 5 ½ years, but the dockets did not say whether someone had actually been evicted.
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But when state court dockets began to go online, savvy defendants realized that complaints often showed up on dockets before plaintiffs could serve their suits.
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There are also outstanding dockets on nuclear and offshore wind.
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Companies aren't simply patrolling electronic state court dockets, she said.
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But so far, their dockets don't indicate any (visible) schedules.
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That gives ambitious younger judges no incentive to clear their dockets.
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Busy court dockets being what they are, this can take weeks.
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The dockets showed Friday that the two had not posted bail.
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Specialty dockets are one innovative way to respond to the opioid challenge.
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He circled back to the dockets and scanned until he found Babitsch's name.
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They tamper with court dockets of arrested members for as little as R2,500 ($174).
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The move comes after the ACLU pushed to unseal the case dockets in September.
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Six of the judges have had full dockets, handling dozens of cases per week.
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Court dockets show a preliminary hearing in the case is scheduled for May 23.
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Courts love arbitration; it frees up their own clogged dockets, by barring would-be litigants.
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Thirteen million misdemeanor cases are filed annually — that's 80 percent of all state criminal dockets.
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Court dockets Thursday show that bail was set for Salzman and Bristow at $150,000 each.
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Not surprisingly, federal courts aren't huge fans of removal, and the extra burden on their dockets.
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Many of these vacancies are considered judicial emergencies, causing overloaded dockets and delaying justice for many.
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Reporters then checked the court dockets to see if the judge offered any justification for the secrecy.
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Thanks to electronic filing, the law profs explained, complaints often hit state dockets before they're served on defendants.
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Transgender claims, related to firings in the workplace and bathroom use in schools, are also filling court dockets.
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There's all sorts of regulatory action underway (so many dockets!), but I'll just mention a few upcoming things.
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But Chief Justice Roberts said the new rules gave district court judges important tools to control their dockets.
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The court has declined to make those filings or dockets public, or name the people who filed the challenges.
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The courts have been beset by massive backlogs on dockets, resulting in cases sometimes taking years to be closed.
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"Big Little Lies" is also by no means the only prestige program that's been kicked to the 2020 dockets.
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Securities class actions are already among the most complex cases on the dockets of federal judges, the brief said.
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This policy will pressure judges to race through dockets, making decisions in the interests of speed rather than justice.
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They were asking colleagues in other cities to search immigration court dockets for the name of a child's parent.
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Nomura noted that lawmakers' dockets will be compressed into only around 93 days through the end of the year.
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It doesn't hold public hearings, its dockets are hidden, and it rarely releases records about its day-to-day work.
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A review of state court dockets showed that hundreds of student loan collection cases have been dismissed on that ground.
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Cutting the circuit could increase a load for Ninth Circuit judges who are already struggling to keep up with their dockets.
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The dockets at the Grande Prairie courthouse are stacks of paper so thick that a single name is easily swallowed up.
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A Reuters review of court dockets nationwide did not reveal any claims filed against Tesla over crashes while Autopilot was engaged.
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And because of the press of their dockets, they face far more severe time and resource constraints than their appellate brethren.
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There is often synchronicity in movie programming, but the Valentine's Day dockets at these two New York theaters take the cake.
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Bloomberg noted that Cohen had informed reporters of the lawsuits but that the documents weren't immediately available on online court dockets.
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Marks, however, said that their association is "deeply concerned any time" there is an encroachment on judges' ability to manage their dockets.
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City officials are encouraging residents to evacuate voluntarily, and government services are being canceled for Friday, from garbage collection to court dockets.
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But the dismissal litigation has shown the rest of us that public dockets don't always tell the whole story of FCA cases.
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The actual data demonstrates precisely the opposite: anti-SLAPP motions are little more than a tiny fraction of trial courts' civil dockets.
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From the looks of the dockets in the census and ACA cases, that's going to last as long as the Trump presidency.
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"This is not what they signed up for," Tabaddor said, referring to policies designed to dictate how judges should handle their dockets.
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During that time, immigration courts that handle non-detained dockets -- the cases of people who are not in immigration detention -- were closed.
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Kaplan and Daniel and Savilla Stoltzfus are being held on $1 million bail in the Bucks County Correctional Facility, according to court dockets.
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Across the country, 10 immigration courts, in cities like San Francisco, Miami, Houston, Baltimore, and Los Angeles, have quick dockets for immigrant families.
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Across the country, 10 immigration courts, in cities including San Francisco, Miami, Houston, Baltimore, and Los Angeles, have quick dockets for immigrant families.
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"Micro-managing our dockets from afar does not help us to do our job more efficiently and effectively," she said, "it hinders us."
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Across the country, 10 immigration courts in cities like San Francisco, Miami, Houston, Baltimore, and Los Angeles have quick dockets for immigrant families.
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The Nigerian judicial system offers little relief from scams and property takeovers; dockets are so clogged that land disputes take years to resolve.
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It's common for people who are called for hearings in courts with criminal or eviction dockets to sit on packed benches for hours.
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In 203, the Obama administration created priority dockets for minors and families that essentially bumped those cases to the front of the line.
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In states with sizeable federal Indian Country dockets, some senators told BuzzFeed News that they already sought input from tribes about US attorney candidates.
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They maintain dockets filled with civil and criminal cases that wend their way through the process — even if most are resolved without a trial.
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Collectively, the federal district courts, which are the trial courts of our nation, added more than 370,85033 new matters to their dockets last year.
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Washington, DC is the latest example, and the National Conference of State Legislatures shows close to 70 similar bills on state dockets this year.
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Others expressed concern about the impact his zero-tolerance policy on illegal immigration could have on their dockets, and his push for faster rulings.
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In addition to reporting on trials, these journalists monitor court dockets for new cases and watch for verdicts, motions or rulings in important proceedings.
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DOJ released the statistics on the heels of an investigation by Politico Magazine that found some reassigned judges with unfilled dockets and little to do.
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Our immigration courts are years behind on their dockets, Dreamers fear the end of a DACA program and we face a Central American refugee crisis.
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In recent years, "rocket dockets" that prioritized Central American cases resulted in chaotic courts, nonprofit attorneys stretched beyond their limits and, ultimately, more unrepresented immigrants.
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"No dockets (case files) were stolen," Hawks spokesman Hangwani Mulaudzi told Reuters, adding that the unit's human resources, finance and supply chain departments were burgled.
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That's great news, because the tough-on-crime era has given states multibillion-dollar annual corrections budgets, overflowing court dockets and cash-strapped county jails.
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Immigration courts that handle non-detained dockets -- the cases of people who are not in immigration detention -- are closed as a result of the shutdown.
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Judicial appointments have been politicized, an extraordinary process for review of elections created, the independence of the public prosecutor effectively eliminated, and court dockets manipulated.
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Extra credit: The WSJ found thousands of fraudulent comments on regulatory dockets at federal agencies, some of which used what appeared to be stolen identities.
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In addition to the Labor Department and the FCC, the Journal also reported that it has identified fake comments plaguing dockets at three other federal agencies.
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As their dockets have been filled up by Trump and his opponents, judges have questioned whether they should even be involved in some of the cases.
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It weakens their ability to manage their own dockets, conserve limited court resources, account for case-specific circumstances, and observe due process as the law requires.
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The closest option is called "administrative closure," which allows immigration judges to remove low-priority cases from their dockets to devote more time to serious cases.
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The government shutdown made that worse, as only courts that handle detained dockets (the cases of people who are in immigration detention) were allowed to proceed.
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Besides, a recent government report found that nearly 90 percent of continuances (postponements) on the immigration dockets were attributable to factors outside the control of judges.
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The Trump administration has stressed to judges that completing asylum cases on time needs to be a priority, and some judges have reshuffled their dockets accordingly.
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In an increasingly litigious society, wouldn't the courts be better off by helping clear the dockets and making defendants more knowledgeable – earlier – about what they're up against?
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One problem with that argument: the agents' names are on the dockets of these events and their hosts often share their pictures and words on social media.
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The government shutdown has made that worse, as only courts that handle detained dockets (the cases of people who are in immigration detention) were allowed to proceed.
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That research project ended up spawning a plant-based beef alternative in 2016, and the burger has since found its way into countless restaurants and awards dockets.
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So as soon as a suit hit state-court dockets, defendants would file "snap removals" based on the failure to effect instantaneous service on the local defendant.
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In previous years, judges frequently used their discretion to close some cases they deemed "low priority," to take them off their dockets indefinitely and reduce the backlog.
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Dockets are also being made public for the first time, and 50 courts have been allowed to experiment with an "assessor" system that is similar to a jury.
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In late 210, justice officials ordered the courts to rush asylum claims of Central American parents and children to the front of their dockets, pushing other cases back.
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"The practice of manipulating agency actions by flooding rulemaking dockets with fake comments is far more widespread than it appeared when you were initially asked to investigate," they wrote.
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Parents remained in detention near the border for the most part, moving rapidly through court dockets historically unfriendly to immigrants' claims that found hundreds of them eligible for deportation.
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Ms. Geraghty's group has been combing the jail dockets to find people like Mr. McCrary, who had been detained for long periods for want of a few hundred dollars.
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However, Trump rarely makes good on those threats, according to a Reuters review of court dockets in the database of online legal research service Westlaw, a unit of Thomson Reuters.
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It requires trusts created under the bankruptcy code to file quarterly reports on their public bankruptcy dockets that include information on demands for payments and the basis for payments made.
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The U.S. Courts have also designated the vacancy that Ong would fill a "judicial emergency" because of these substantial dockets and because the seat has been open since June 2014.
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The country is divided into about 20 geographic "dockets," each of which is assigned to a subcommittee of admissions officers with intimate knowledge of that region and its high schools.
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Many federal judges aren't keen on the immigration court system, especially when its appeals gum up their own dockets, and they might step in to push back against Sessions's changes.
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The court also should be consistent with practice in other grand jury matters and make public the filings and dockets in the case, with redactions if necessary, the news organizations wrote.
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In a call with reporters, Morgan focused on a group of around 2,000 individuals who were part of expedited dockets at immigration courts reserved for family units who have recently arrived.
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"Micro-managing our dockets from afar does not help us to do our job more efficiently and effectively," a spokeswoman for the National Association of Immigration Judges said at the time.
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For judges who have dockets with a high number of asylum cases, for example, this arbitrary requirement will push them to expedite cases in ways that are extremely dangerous to due process.
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Drug courts, sobriety courts, mental health courts, veterans' courts and other specialty dockets connect offenders to treatment, counseling and other services, and enforce accountability through the use of short, frequent jail sentences.
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The FACT Act would require trusts to file quarterly reports on their public bankruptcy dockets that include personal information on the victims making demands for payments and the basis for payments made.
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As a line prosecutor in the Manhattan US attorney's office in the 1980s and '90s, Comey, a recent graduate of the University of Chicago Law School, appeared on dockets including USA v.
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As judges have been forced to shift their dockets to make room for bond hearings, the backlog has surged, reaching an all-time high of 711,142 pending cases in May this year.
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By ensuring that all NTAs are filed and posted on public dockets on the DOJ website, future administrations won't be able to hide behind this kind of smoke-and-mirrors data reporting.
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The practice known as administrative closure allowed judges to clear low-priority cases off their dockets, effectively letting some immigrants remain indefinitely in the United States despite their lack of legal status.
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We have BCS providers in our courtroom every shift, going through cases at the beginning of the shift, looking at court dockets, seeing which people fit should be interviewed for supervised release.
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I went through the dockets of several dozen cases and found many proposed orders in which the SEC's enforcement division submitted proposed orders calling on ALJs to ratify and affirm their previous holdings.
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Several Florida counties have taken steps to create "rocket dockets" to speed petitions for fee relief through the court system, enabling former felons to obtain certification that they have no pending financial penalties.
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Created in the 80s to expedite the overwhelmed court dockets created by the drug war, they have already enjoyed a great deal of fanfare and funding — from both sides of the political aisle.
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But in the wake of Nassar's high-profile trial and the widespread #MeToo movement, at least 17 states introduced bills to loosen those deadlines, according to a VICE News' review of legislature dockets.
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But in the wake of Nassar's high-profile trial and the widespread #MeToo movement, at least 2660 states introduced bills to loosen those deadlines, according to a VICE News' review of legislature dockets.
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Its median time to trial is now 20163 years, making the Eastern District just the 22016th-fastest among districts with significant patent dockets, according to a study published in the Southern California Law Review.
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Documents show that Mr. Cersonsky's name appears in Mr. Aker's case — and it has been attached to roughly 7,000 student debt dockets in the United States District Court's Southern District of Texas since 2002.
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After last week's meeting, judges reviewed their dockets to find low-level, nonviolent offenders, particularly those whose age or health would make them vulnerable in a potential Covid-19 outbreak at the county jail.
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"There are hundreds of other people implicated in dockets," Jeffrey S. Pagliuca, an attorney involved in the litigation, said on Wednesday during a hearing about releasing the records, in Federal District Court in Manhattan.
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To address overwhelmed dockets, former Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced in April 2017 that the Department of Justice would bring on an additional 125 immigration judges, at least 44 of whom have been hired.
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A suicide note, a manifesto, a series of social media screeds, a phone call -- even police reports and court dockets can provide insight into what drives a warped mind to commit such a violent act.
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But the judge's self-selected most significant decisions also show him protecting the rights of criminal defendants, calling out the U.S. Supreme Court for confusing precedent and endorsing trial judges' power to manage their dockets.
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Jeremy McKinney, an immigration lawyer in North Carolina, said a client who is fighting deportation had a procedural hearing canceled this week and it probably will not be rescheduled until 2020 due to overflowing dockets.
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Estimating an average number of 6,21625 comments per docket, based on a sampling of almost 2900,220006 of the roughly 2202,2628 active dockets in 28500, we calculated 6900,2628,28503 total public comments were submitted within the docket set.
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"The reforms are beginning to have a positive effect because already extremely busy judges are willing to undertake more active engagement in managing their dockets, which will pay dividends down the road," Chief Justice Roberts wrote.
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Mr. Sessions, an immigration hard-liner, said that the directive paved the way for such court cases that had been "put 'out of sight, out of mind'" to return to dockets in courts across the country.
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It was a paean to federal district judges: to how they toil, alone and unappreciated, managing dockets that average 500 cases at a time and handling the awesome responsibility of imposing sentences on convicted criminal defendants.
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Immigration judges (who are under pressure from their boss, Attorney General Sessions, to clear their dockets) will also rely on this decision to deny asylum to Central American asylum seekers who have cases pending in their courtrooms.
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Lynn Baker, a professor at the University of Texas School of Law, noted trial judges are normally given great leeway in managing their cases and multi-plaintiff trials were a long-established means of clearing dockets faster.
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That may seem like a radical new shift, until you realize that — despite Sessions' and other prosecutors' professed focus on "serious violent crime" — misdemeanor dockets across the country typically are four to five times that of felonies.
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Along with the cases being postponed, other cases are being catapulted forward, sometimes by years, onto the dockets of judges who were recently hired to address the immigration system's backlog of cases, which has reached record levels.
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"Once again immigration judges from courts across the country will have to push their home court dockets aside to preside televideo at border courts," said one immigration court official who could not speak publicly on the matter.
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In addition to the well-documented improprieties with the White House during the Open Internet debate, Wheeler, among other transgressions, has attempted to force nonprofits to reveal their donors in strict violation of Supreme Court precedent, hired advocates who had filed in significant FCC dockets as an interested party to come into the commission to supervise those very dockets, and attempted to hold a FCC "town hall" in which he had invited an outside party to participate and comment on a yet-to-be-released item during the "sunshine" period.
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None of these disputes ever materialized into an actual lawsuit -- at least not yet -- but the 45th President of the United States still has several pending cases sitting on dockets in federal and state courts across the country.
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Those opposing Auer say it forces businesses, immigrants and workers to read though poorly organized and obscure government websites, court dockets, and elsewhere simply to understand what rules apply to them, with virtually no chance for court review.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions issued a directive on Thursday that places limits on a tool commonly used by immigration judges and could put hundreds of thousands of deportation cases that are essentially closed back on federal court dockets.
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"The level of hostility toward us, the insulting and offensive way in which we are being treated by the imposition of these quotas, by the imposition of these rules, the micromanagement of our daily dockets, it's frankly unprecedented."
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So defendants monitoring state dockets — like, say, a frequently-sued pharmaceutical company — can quickly remove a state court case to federal court in that brief window of time between the filing of the complaint and service on the defendants.
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In Corpus Christi, where Harvey could make landfall and Mayor Joe McComb has issued a voluntary evacuation order, Walmart shelves were clearing quickly, as the city canceled Friday's dockets in city court and provided self-serve sandbags to residents.
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While it won't automatically add hundreds of thousands of cases to the already overloaded dockets of immigration judges, Sessions's ruling makes it clear that he expects the Trump administration to start asking for immigrants to get hauled back into court.
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The vast and powerful federal agencies in charge of policing Prohibition as of January, 2000, along with state and local enforcement, overcrowded court dockets, changed legal doctrine and flooded prisons, but they did little to meet Prohibitionists' almost impossible ambitions.
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Christian: I'm worried about what Jeff Sessions is doing right now with immigration courts, kind of clearing the dockets and putting together some draconian measures, like employment reviews of immigration judges, because they actually fall under the executive branch versus the traditional branch.
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"Different questions will have to be asked and answered," she continued, "without the dockets with minutes and the many other parts of the paper trail that have entranced me from that moment when that Pandora's box (or cupboard) opened in Cornwall House."
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The practical consequences of a strict three-year time limit, they suggested, could be a flood of protective filings that would swamp trial judges' dockets or else an unintended restriction on the rights of shareholders who thought they were covered in class actions.
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Grand jury cases are almost always kept secret while they're pending, and the publicly available dockets related to the case argued Friday have been accordingly sparse — no descriptions of the subject, no public access to documents, and no references to lawyers or parties involved.
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All stakeholders have had multiple opportunities to weigh in on the core issues in play here for over fifteen years across a range of public dockets…the facts and issues presented remain the same today as they have been for the entirety of this debate.
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"The Good Fight," which has raided details of the controversial Aziz Ansari exposé and the murky "Bachelor in Paradise" misconduct to fill its dockets, is such a tightly wound procedural that it can seem to substitute a closed case for a kind of moral clarity.
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The program - known as the "Migrant Protection Protocols" (MPP) - has forced tens of thousands of people to wait in Mexico for U.S. court dates, swamping the dockets and leading to delays and confusion as judges and staff struggle to handle the influx of cases.
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It's possible the administration simply won't have the resources to keep this many people in detention for this long — it's already running out of space in ICE detention — or to keep prosecuting more and more people for a crime that already overwhelms federal dockets.
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" DOJ reins in judges in immigration cases - NYT : "Attorney General Jeff Sessions issued a directive on Thursday that places limits on a tool commonly used by immigration judges and could put hundreds of thousands of deportation cases that are essentially closed back on federal court dockets.
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Based on an average $50 per hour year for government staff lawyers, senior management, and subject matter experts (again, conservative), we arrived at a "back of the envelope" estimate for the cost of public comment consideration for all dockets active in 2015 at almost $4 billion.
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None of these disputes ever materialized into an actual lawsuit -- at least not yet -- but Trump has several pending cases sitting on dockets in federal and state courts across the country as he prepares to be sworn in as the 45th President of the United States on January 20.
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At most of these G20 meetings, it is less the vast plenary sessions that set the tone and provide the headlines than the one-on-one conferences or even the brief "pull-aside" conversations between the assembled leaders, many with long dockets of grievances or issues to be explored.
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The Fairness in Class Action Litigation Act, which was ultimately tacked on to another bill that set limits on class-action lawsuits, will force trusts to file quarterly reports on their public bankruptcy dockets that include information about demands for payments and the basis for payments made. Sen.
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But his wording seems to imply that it's not a matter of if a given case will be reopened, but when: "I expect the recalendaring process will proceed in a measured but deliberate fashion that will ensure that cases ripe for resolution are swiftly returned to active dockets," the ruling says.
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He pivoted into tech, first as the chief technology officer at Microsoft, and then as the founder of Intellectual Ventures, a controversial company that has filled court dockets and made headlines for patent trolling, while also trying to solve some of the world's biggest problems, like trying to eradicate malaria.
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Proponents say the Republican-backed bill will protect the finite trusts created under the bankruptcy code from paying out money for fraudulent or inflated claims, by forcing trusts to file quarterly reports on their public bankruptcy dockets that include information on demands for payments and the basis for payments made.
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Not too long ago, the Executive Office of Immigration Review — which is the immigration branch of the Justice Department — resorted to pulling judges from one part of the country for temporary assignments at critical border facilities, which has thrown local dockets into disarray, and left clients wondering where their judges have gone.
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Since 2017, Trump officials have undertaken a monumental overhaul of the way immigration judges, which total around 400 across the US, work: placing quotas on the number of cases they should complete every year; ending their ability to indefinitely suspend certain cases; restricting when asylum can be granted; and pouring thousands of previously closed cases back into court dockets.
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The Trump administration has undertaken a monumental overhaul of the way immigration judges, which total around 173 across the country, work: placing quotas on the number of cases they should complete every year, ending their ability to indefinitely suspend certain cases, restricting when asylum can be granted, and pouring thousands of previously closed cases back into court dockets.
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Even more eye-opening than the FCC example, my colleagues at Notice & Comment and I recently attempted to estimate the total number of all federal regulatory dockets active in 2023 — there were approximately 11,000 — to get a basic idea of the resources required for the government to consider all public-comment submissions, as required by law.
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In Matter of Castro-Tum, he curtailed the power of judges to administratively close cases, and most recently in Matter of L-A-B-R-, he restricted their power to grant continuances both functions are essential tools for judges to manage their dockets, and more importantly, to ensure cases are not rushed through the process at the expense of fairness and justice.
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The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in a 2-1 ruling that reversed a lower-court judge said "offers of judgment" made early on in Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) cases are placed on public court dockets and are typically reviewed by plaintiffs' lawyers, so they do not risk shortchanging workers in the same way as other types of FLSA settlements in which terms are not publicly disclosed.
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