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886 F.2d 14 28 Fed. R. Evid. Serv. 823

v.

BUSCH ENTERTAINMENT CORPORATION, d/b/a Busch Gardens,

The Old Country, Defendant-Appellee No. 138, Docket 89-7378.

United States Court of Appeals, Second Circuit.

Argued Sept. 13, 1989.Decided Sept. 15, 1989

Summary

On August 23, 1986, Willie Mae Gray and her two daughters went to Busch Gardens, an entertainment park in Williamsburg. She boarded a small train and tumbled off and harmed herself. Busch Gardens representatives dispatched a medical aid group to the site and called an emergency to evacuate her for medical attention. One of Plaintiff's Daughters accompanied her to the hospital while the other went to record the incident with the nurse. The records ...

IN THE SUPREME COURT

BETWEEN: CHARLES WAITROSE Appellant and

REPUBLIC OF CANADA Respondent

APPELLANT SKELTON ARGUMENT _________________________________________________________________________

INTRODUCTION AND FACTUAL BACKGROUND

The agreed facts of the case as it was before the trial and first appellate court were that Florence Waitrose, 8, had been suffering from an inoperable malignant brain tumor for six months. Despite receiving significant amounts of medication to help abate her pain, she continued to suffer considerably in the terminal stages of her life. All other curative treatments had ceased, and she was being nursed at home by her parents. Her father, Charles Rose, under the feeling that neither he nor his daughter could cope any longer with ...

Homework Assignment #2

1. What are the essential responsibilities of a trial judge? The essential responsibilities of a trial judge are to safeguard public interests and the rights of the accused, treat each case individually, be sensitive to and respectful of all participants of the criminal trial. 2. Why have several states eliminated the requirement of unanimity in jury trials? The First Congress eliminated the requirement of unanimity in jury trials. The Court concluded that this requirement used to be the common expectation. 3. a. Name the three (3) critical roles a lawyer serves in society.

3.b. Why have many lawyers and ...

Summary about the case

The accused in this case is Feiner, who was accused of making remarks which were considered to be derogatory. The petitioner was found and convicted of making remarks that incited the crowd through a loudspeaker. The remarks he made were seen to be inciting the crowd about President Truman, the Legion of America and also about the mayor of Syracuse. The police found this to be against the stated entities. With these remarks, there was a crowd that came up and the police told Feiner to stop the incitement but he refused to heed what the police were saying. He went ...

Southeastern Land Fund, Inc. v. Real Estate World, Inc. 237 Ga. 227 (1976)

The plaintiff (seller) brought an action against the defendant (buyer). The allegations were about a contract of sale of a real estate. The plaintiff action sought to recover the price of $45,000 plus the interests. They also sought to recover their lawyer’s fees upon a promissory note referred in the contract. The defendants appeal to is founded on the basis that the trial judged erroredin grating summary judgment in favor of theplaintiff and denying a summary judgment and a counterclaim from the defendant.

Issues

Whether the contract provisions that the ...