Cases pin-citing Livingston
Livingston v. Texas · 1977 · 8 pinpoint citations from 7 cases, 8 distinct passages.
In Re Nowak
· 1992-03-20 · N.D. Illinois · pin 431 U.S. at 933
“recusal is not indicated by prior judicial rulings, or in-court comments prompted by developments in the case or prior legal proceedings, or the exercise of related judicial functions.”
Stanley Zulkowski v. Consolidated Rail Corp.
· 1988-08-11 · Third Circuit · pin 431 U.S. at 933
"[O]ur jurisdiction extends only to orders of the district court. These orders must be definitive, effective, and in a posture capable of affirmance or reversal."
Zulkowski v. Consolidated Rail Corp. (Appeal of Central Jersey Industries, Inc.)
· 1988-07-19 · Third Circuit · pin 431 U.S. at 933
“[0]ur jurisdiction extends only to orders of the district court. These orders must be definitive, effective, and in a posture capable of af-firmance or reversal.”
United States v. Modarressi
· 1988-02-12 · D. Massachusetts · pin 431 U.S. at 933
“[m]ost of the venire simply did not pay an inordinate amount of attention to Watergate”
United States v. Saunders
· 1985-03-21 · S.D. Florida · pin 431 U.S. at 933
“Most of the venire simply did not pay an inordinate amount of attention to Watergate”
State v. Gunnison
· 1980-09-22 · Arizona Supreme Court · 2 pin-cites
· pin 431 U.S. at 933
"intending with bad purpose either to disobey or disregard the law"
United States v. Platshorn
· 1980-07-07 · S.D. Florida · pin 431 U.S. at 933
“Mere conclusions, opinions, rumors or vague gossip are insufficient”