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Murray Vs. Giarratano

Court : US Supreme Court

..... 4393-4394, to be codified at 21 u.s.c. 848(q)(4)(b), (q)(8), provides in pertinent part: "(b) in any post-conviction proceeding under section 2254 or 2255 of title 28, united states code, seeking to vacate or set aside a death sentence, any defendant who is or becomes financially unable to obtain adequate ..... /6 ] nearly a century passed before congress provided for appointment of counsel in other contexts. see mallard v. united states district court, 490 u. s. 296 (1989) (interpreting act of july 20, 1892, ch. 209, 1, 27 stat. 252, now codified at 28 u.s.c. 1915(d)). similarly, congress at first limited the federal right of ..... at 514. further, it found that, "[e]ven if virginia appointed additional institutional attorneys to service death row inmates, its duty under bounds would not be fulfilled" because, acting "only as legal advisors," "[t]he scope of assistance these attorneys provide is simply too limited." ibid. along the same lines, the district court concluded that virginia's .....

Deelip V. Telisra Vs. Government of India

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1989KAR2344

..... to 3(1)(iv) shows that they are different concepts against which the taw aims to strike at. in this regard, we accept the interpretation of section 3(1) of the act, by the calcutta high court, extracted above.22. the detaining authority, has certainly not applied his mind to the statutory provisions and to the facts ..... 'engaging' in the order of detention, by itself, indicates the casual manner in which the detaining authority exercised his mind to arrive at the satisfaction, under section 3(1) of the act.11. para-5 of the grounds of detention shows that, the petitioner had indulged in assisting his brother jayanthilal 'sometimes', - that means, he had been ..... a certified gold dealer, opined the gold to be of foreign origin, having regard to their quality etc.3. in the statement recorded under section 108 of the indian customs act, the petitioner and his co-occupant of the car stated that these gold biscuits were given to shivaji rao padaki through one jayanthilal vimaichand with .....

Workmen of Central Institute of Plastics Engineering and Tools, Guindy ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1990)ILLJ593Mad

..... or indirectly by way of dividends, bonus etc. 11. no commercial activity is carried on, is the admitted case. (i) the society is registered under the societies registration act. (ii) it is established by central government. (iii) it receives grant from the central government. (iv) it imparts training. (v) students are selected on all-india ..... appellant, would urge that the construction placed by the learned single judge on the words 'other educational institutions' occurring in s. 32(v)(b) of the act is not correct. it was further submitted that the first respondent institution is only an adjunct and not an educational institution. in support of this submission, ahmedabad ..... for sale in addition to undertaking job works charging machine-hour rates etc. thus, it is an 'establishment' under the provisions of the payment of bonus act, 1965. it was further claimed that the first respondent is neither a university nor an educational institution or a welfare institution without profit basis. it was .....

Bfi, Inc. Vs. Kelco Disposal, Inc.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... ," which "adopted verbatim the language of the english bill of rights." solem v. helm, 463 u. s. 277 , 463 u. s. 285 , n. 10 (1983). section 10 of the english bill of rights of 1689, like our eighth amendment, states that "excessive bail ought not to be required, nor excessive fines imposed; nor cruel and unusual ..... 464-467. [ footnote 12 ] see 62 selden society, at 467; pleas of the crown for the county of gloucester: a. d. 1221, p. xxxiii (f. maitland ed. 1884) (pleas for gloucester); see generally 1 selden society. [ footnote 13 ] without discussing the complex origins of civil damages in detail, see 2 pollock & maitland 522-525; 62 selden society ..... instruction: "in determining the amount of punitive damages, . . . you may take into account the character of the defendants, their financial standing, and the nature of their acts." app. 81. guidance like this is scarcely better than no guidance at all. i do not suggest that the instruction itself was in error; indeed, it appears to have .....

Stanford Vs. Kentucky

Court : US Supreme Court

..... out by fainting or chest squeezing. . . . on one occasion in september of 1981, he put gasoline into a toilet and set fire to it, causing an explosion. mr. wilkins' brother was diagnosed to be suffering from schizophrenia when he was admitted along with mr. wilkins in 1982 at crittenton center. mr. wilkins was often ..... the minimum age for its death penalty. [ footnote 2/3 ] capital sentences for juveniles would presumably be more unusual still were capital juries drawn from a cross-section of our society, rather than excluding many who oppose capital punishment, see lockhart v. mccree, 476 u. s. 162 (1986) -- a fact that renders capital ..... the "viciousness, force and violence" of the alleged crime, petitioner's maturity, and the failure of the juvenile justice system to rehabilitate him after previous delinquent acts, the juvenile court made the necessary certification. wilkins was charged with first-degree murder, armed criminal action, and carrying a concealed weapon. after the court found .....

Penry Vs. Lynaugh

Court : US Supreme Court

..... because of their status or offense," ante at 492 u. s. 330 , and that this claim lies within that exception. * the remaining sections of part iv adequately and fairly state the competing arguments respecting capital punishment of mentally retarded persons. in my judgment, however, that explication -- ..... their mental retardation alone, and apart from any individualized consideration of their personal responsibility -- inevitably lack the cognitive, volitional, and moral capacity to act with the degree of culpability associated with the death penalty. mentally retarded persons are individuals whose abilities and experiences can vary greatly. as the ..... their mental retardation alone, and apart from any individualized consideration of their personal responsibility -- inevitably lack the cognitive, volitional, and moral capacity to act with the degree of culpability associated with the death penalty. moreover, the concept of "mental age" is an insufficient basis for a categorical eighth .....

H.J. Inc. Vs. Nw Bell Tel. Co.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... least two racketeering predicates committed within a 10-year period are necessary to establish a rico page 492 u. s. 230 pattern, but implies that two acts may not be sufficient. section 1961(5) thus assumes that there is something to a pattern beyond merely the number of predicates involved. in normal usage, the word "pattern" ..... whatever "pattern" might mean in rico, it assuredly does not mean that, "[w]here congress includes particular language in one section of a statute but omits it in another section of the same act, it is generally presumed that congress acts intentionally and purposely in the disparate inclusion or exclusion." russello v. united states, 464 u. s. 16 , 464 u ..... c. 3575(e), which defined the term "pattern of conduct which was criminal" used in a different title of the same act, and instructed them that "[t]his language may be useful in interpreting other sections of the act," 473 u.s. at 473 u. s. 496 , n. 14. thus enlightened, the district courts and courts of appeals .....

Dr. M.G.K. Menon Vs. Inspecting Assistant

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Delhi

Reported in : (1989)31ITD86(Delhi)

..... or betting of any form or nature what-so-ever will be regarded as income for purposes of the income-tax act [section 3(b)(ii) of the finance act]. it should, however, be noted that receipts, which arc of a casual and non-recurring nature, will be liable to income-tax only if they ..... it to any extent. it is not a receipt by way of addition to the remuneration of an employee, within the meaning of that expression in section 10(3) of the income-tax act, 1961. we are in agreement with the contention of the learned counsel for the assessee that the receipt in question was purely casual and nonrecurring, but ..... termed as casual income. we cannot do anything better, than to extract a few lines from the said explanatory notes: -- (1) the definition of "income" in section 2(24) of the income-tax act has been amended to specifically provide that winnings from lotteries, crossword puzzles, races including horse races, car games and other games of any sort or from gambling .....

Ram Chandra Daya Shankar Rastogi Vs. Collector of C. Ex.

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Delhi

Reported in : (1990)(45)ELT604TriDel

..... made later were referred and the subsequent statement was taken as an "after thought". the show cause further alleged that they contravened the provisions of sections 8(2) and 27 of the act inasmuch as they had acquired and possessed thereafter, gold ornaments in trade quantity unauthorisedly and were engaged in the purchase and sale thereof. the ..... for sale. an attempt for sale is distinct from intention to sell. intention to sell does not constitute an offence under section 27(1) of the act. he further submitted that under section 8(2) of the act mere possession of gold ornaments does not constitute as an offence unless there is an offence or contravention of the provisions ..... for somewhat different reasons. those reasons are set out below: - 14. allegations of contravention of the provisions of section 8(2) of the gold control act and/or of section 27 of the said act were made.15. extracts of section 8(2) have already been set out in the order of shri s.l. peeran. it is apparent from .....

T.S. Renukaradhya Vs. H.S. Subhash Chandra

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : [1991]71CompCas441(Kar)

..... 3. mr. jayakumar s. patil, learned counsel for the petitioners, has relied upon the definition of 'banking' in section 2(a) of the deposit insurance and credit guarantee corporation act, 1961. in the said act, the word 'banking' means accepting for the purpose of lending or investment of deposits of money from the public ..... societies, tumkur, first respondent herein, has disqualified them in terms of the provisions contained in section 17(1)(c) as well as section 29c(1)(c) of the karnataka co-operative societies act, 1959 (hereinafter refereed to as 'the act'). on appeal, the deputy registrar of co-operative societies-second respondent has confirmed the order ..... the third respondent-co-operative bank ltd. after becoming members, they also started their own money lending business after obtaining license under the money- lenders act. they became partners in different firms which had secured a licence for money-lending business. both of them contested the office of the directors of the .....