D. Michael Fisher

“For the reasons that follow, we will affirm.”

“For the reasons that follow, we will enforce the waiver of Rivera's right to appeal his sentence and affirm the judgment of the District Court.”

“Because we hold the authority to amend a sentence under Rule 35(a) to be very narrow and conclude there was no clear error in the original sentence, we will vacate the revised sentence and remand.”

“Because the state schedule matched the federal schedule in effect when Brown committed the federal offense triggering the ACCA enhancement, we will affirm his sentence.”

“We will affirm the District Court's denial of the coram nobis petition, but for the following reasons, we do so on different grounds.”

“We will deny the petition.”

“We will deny the petition for review.”

“Because petitioner has failed to meet his statutorily prescribed burden of demonstrating eligibility for relief from removal, we will affirm.”

“With respect to Dr. Grevious's contract revision claim against the University and Provost Thompson, we will reverse the District Court's order and remand for further proceedings. We will affirm in all other respects.”

“Appellants challenge the District Court's denial of their motions for summary judgment on the basis of qualified immunity. We will affirm.”

“We hold that the claims in this case are susceptible to class-wide determination and that the District Court did not abuse its discretion by certifying the class.”

“we will affirm the District Court's holding in those regards. However, because the District Court failed to require a bond in connection with the injunction, as required by Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 65(c), we will vacate the injunction and remand with instructions to impose such a bond should the District Court reissue the injunction.”