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During a September 2020 scrimmage on a softball field in a public park, appellee collided with a metal fence post, resulting in severe facial injuries.
Appellants, a group of American citizens who complained that they were subjected to enhanced screening measures at airport security because they had been placed on a terrorist watchlist, sued the heads of various federal agencies connected to the watchlist, asserting numerous constitutional and statutory claims.
A criminal defendant, who was convicted of participating in a drug trafficking conspiracy, failed to prove on appeal that the trial court erred in denying his motions to suppress.
Appellant alleged that appellee owed approximately $75 million in liquidated damages for failing to meet performance requirements or minimum acceptance criteria.
Appellee Meadows, the independent administrator of his mother's estate, discovered that his ex-wife had filed a warranty deed purporting to transfer a residential property owned by his mother to appellants.
Appellant was convicted of sexually assaulting a fourteen-year-old girl on multiple occasions. The indecency conviction stemmed from a finding of appellant's DNA on the victim's breast.