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Tag Archives: Preclude
Appellate Division Rules that a Lost Note Does Not Preclude the Right to Enforcement
By Alex Lee, Esq. On November 16, 2018, the Appellate Division in the matter of Investors Bank v. Javier Torres, A-3029-16T4, affirmed a decision granting final judgment with respect to the issue of foreclosure on a mortgage which secured a … Continue reading
Posted in Tax Law
Tagged Appellate, Division, Enforcement, lost, Note, Preclude, Right, Rules
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[Eugene Volokh] State Civil Protective Order Doesn't Preclude Federal Challenge to Criminal Harassment Statute
An interesting new Younger abstention case from the Ninth Circuit, arising in our challenge to Washington's very broad criminal harassment statute.[1.] A Washington state statute criminalizes (among other things) "mak[ing] an electronic communication to … a third party" "with intent … Continue reading
Posted in Constitutional Law
Tagged challenge, Civil, Criminal, Doesn't, Eugene, Federal, Harassment, Order, Preclude, Protective, state, Statute, Volokh
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Los Angeles Daily Journal Publishes Article by Robert J. McKennon Entitled “Preexisting Condition Doesn’t Preclude Coverage”
On May 24, 2018, the Los Angeles Daily Journal published an article written by Robert J. McKennon of the McKennon Law Group PC. The article examines a recent case by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals addressing preexisting conditions and … Continue reading