Tag: vagueness

June 9 2026, opinions

June 10, 2026

Designated for publication Douglas, J. (Southwick, Higginson, Douglas) (oral argument), trade secrets, RICO Reversing dismissal of plaintiff’s RICO/theft-of-trade-secrets claim, and remanding for further proceedings. EnvTech, Inc. is a company that developed a confidential proprietary one-step chemical formula and cleaning process for hydrofluoric acid alkylation (“HF alky”) units in oil refineries, controlling roughly 80% of the … More June 9 2026, opinions

June 4, 2026, opinions

June 5, 2026

Designated for publication per curiam (Smith, Haynes, Oldham) (no oral argument at motion stage), Haynes, J., concurring in order only (w/o op.); First Amendment, vagueness, injunctions Granting defendant Texas’s motion for stay of preliminary injunction pending appeal regarding SB 2420, which placed age and parental-guidance regulations on app stores and in-app purchases. The Texas Legislature … More June 4, 2026, opinions

April 9, 2026, opinions

April 10, 2026

Unpublished decisions per curiam (King, Haynes, Ho) (oral argument), immigration Denying Egyptian citizen’s petition for review of BIA order affirming the immigration judge’s denial of motion to reconsider the denial of his motion to reopen removal proceedings. Moselhy, a native and citizen of Egypt, raised due process claims and argued the agency violated regulations governing … More April 9, 2026, opinions

February 8, 2023, opinions

February 9, 2023

Designated for publication Engelhardt, J. (Graves, Willett, Engelhardt), criminal, vagueness, timeliness, jurisdiction, Miranda rights Reversing judgment suppressing defendants’ statements made during an interview and dismissing counts against defendants arising from international bribery scheme, and remanding for further proceedings. The Court reversed the district court’s judgment that it lacked subject-matter jurisdiction under the Foreign Corrupt Practices … More February 8, 2023, opinions

June 18 and 21, 2021 opinions

June 22, 2021

Designated for publication Huawei Technologies USA, Inc. v. Federal Communications Commission, 19-60896, petition for review of FCC Order Duncan, J. (Elrod, Duncan, Wilson), administrative law, Administrative Procedures Act, ripeness, vagueness, Due Process Denying petition for review of FCC order barring recipients of federal telephone and internet service subsidies from purchasing equipment or services from companies … More June 18 and 21, 2021 opinions