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<p style="TITLE">(ORDER LIST: 525 U.S.)<left></p>
<p style="Normal"><center><font b="1">MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1998<center></p>
<p style="HEADING1">CERTIORARI -- SUMMARY DISPOSITION<center></p>
<p style="Normal">97-945    UN. PAPERWORKERS INT., ET AL V. BUZENIUS, ROLAND, ET AL.<left></p>
<p>

                   The petition for a writ of certiorari is granted.<left></p>
<p>

              The judgment is vacated and the case is remanded to the<left></p>
<p>

              United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit for<left></p>
<p>

              further consideration in light of <font i="1">Marquez<font> v. <font i="1">Screen<left></p>
<p>

<font>              <font i="1">Actors Guild<font>, 525 U.S. ____ (1998).<left></p>
<p>

97-1507   TEEL, KARRY, ET AL. V. KHURANA, RAJIV<left></p>
<p>

                   The motion of petitioners for double costs is<left></p>
<p>

              denied. The petition for a writ of certiorari is<left></p>
<p>

              granted. The judgment is vacated and the case is<left></p>
<p>

              remanded to the United States Court of Appeals for the<left></p>
<p>

              Fifth Circuit with instructions to dismiss the case as<left></p>
<p>

              moot. See <font i="1">United States<font> v. <font i="1">Munsingwear, Inc<font>., 340 U.S.<left></p>
<p>

              36 (1950).<left></p>
<p style="HEADING1">ORDERS IN PENDING CASES<center></p>
<p style="Normal">A-334   BARRY WEINSTEIN, ET AL. V. KENNETH STARR, ET AL.,<left></p>
<p>

                   The application for injunctive relief addressed to<left></p>
<p>

              Justice Scalia and referred to the Court is denied.<left></p>
<p>

A-336   MARITIME OVERSEAS CORPORATION V. RICHARD ELLIS<left></p>
<p>

                   The application for a stay addressed to Justice<left></p>
<p>

              O&rsquo;Connor and referred to the Court is denied.<left></p>
<p>

M-27      EUGENE M. MASON V. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION, ET AL.<left></p>
<p>

                   The motion to direct the Clerk to file a petition for a <left></p>
<p>

              writ of certiorari out-of-time is denied.<left></p>
<p>

97-9361   JONES, LOUIS V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

                   The motion of petitioner for appointment of second<left></p>
<p>

              counsel is denied.<left></p>
<p>

98-184    WYOMING V. HOUGHTON, SANDRA<left></p>
<p>

                   The motion of respondent for appointment of counsel <left></p>
<p>

              is granted and it is ordered that Donna D. Domonkos, Esq.,<left></p>
<p>

              of Cheyenne, Wyoming, is appointed to serve as counsel for<left></p>
<p>

              the respondent in this case.<left></p>
<p style="HEADING1">CERTIORARI GRANTED<center></p>
<p style="Normal">98-436    ALDEN, JOHN, ET AL. V. MAINE<left></p>
<p>

                   The petition for a writ of certiorari is granted.<left></p>
<p>

97-1927)  HANLON, RODNEY, ET AL. V. BERGER, PAUL, ET UX.<left></p>
<p>

       )<left></p>
<p>

98-83  )  WILSON, CHARLES, ET UX. V. LAYNE, DEP. U.S. MARSHAL<left></p>
<p>

                   The petitions for writs of certiorari are granted<left></p>
<p>

              limited to the following questions:  1.  Whether law<left></p>
<p>

              enforcement officers violate the Fourth Amendment by<left></p>
<p>

              allowing members of the news media to accompany them and<left></p>
<p>

              to observe and record their execution of a warrant?<left></p>
<p>

              2.  Whether, if this action violates the Fourth Amendment,<left></p>
<p>

              the officers are nonetheless entitled to defense of <left></p>
<p>

              qualified immunity? <left></p>
<p>

              The cases are consolidated and a total of one hour is <left></p>
<p>

              allotted for oral argument.<left></p>
<p>

98-5881   LILLY, BENJAMIN L. V. VIRGINIA<left></p>
<p>

                   The motion of petitioner for leave to proceed <font i="1">in<left></p>
<p>

<font>              <font i="1">forma pauperis<font> and the petition for a writ of certiorari<left></p>
<p>

              are granted.<left></p>
<p style="HEADING1">CERTIORARI DENIED<center></p>
<p style="Normal">97-1894   SEAHORSE COASTAL ASSISTANCE V. FLEISCHMANN, THEODORE, ET AL<left></p>
<p>

98-128    McNAMARA, JAMES A., ET AL. V. CHICAGO, IL, ET AL.<left></p>
<p>

98-163    IRVINE, CA, ET AL. vs. NELSON, DAVID, ET AL.<left></p>
<p>

98-190    HUFFINGTON, JOHN V. NUTH, WARDEN, ET AL.<left></p>
<p>

98-254    PRINCESS CRUISES, INC. V. GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.<left></p>
<p>

98-385    EARLES, KENNETH DON, ET AL. vs. LA STATE BD. OF CPAS, ET AL.<left></p>
<p>

98-400    SMITH, JAMES, ETC. V. LASER, WILSON, BUFORD, ET AL<left></p>
<p>

98-403    MENCER, LURLENE V. HAMMONDS, CLEVELAND<left></p>
<p>

98-407    PIANO, VINCENT, ET UX. V. NASUTI, ALBERT<left></p>
<p>

98-409    DUFFIELD, TONYJA V. ROBERTSON, STEPHENS & CO.<left></p>
<p>

98-410    FISTER, WILLIAM V. MN NEW COUNTRY SCH.<left></p>
<p>

98-411    HUBER, RICHARD V. DC BD. ON PROF. RESPONSIB.<left></p>
<p>

98-412    JACKSON, WARREN V. NCT CORP., ET AL.<left></p>
<p>

98-418    WY DEPT. OF TRANS. V. STRAIGHT, BEVERLY<left></p>
<p>

98-423    THOMPSON, CHARLES C. V. DEPT. OF THE NAVY<left></p>
<p>

98-445    BATCHELDER, HARRY, ETC. V. KAWAMOTO, NOBUHIKO, ET AL.<left></p>
<p>

98-448    STEWART, JAMES A. V. STEWART, VANESSA L.<left></p>
<p>

98-449    GUSTO RECORDS, INC., ET AL. V. PETERSON, RICHARD, ET AL.<left></p>
<p>

98-451    DOE, A. vs. MILES INC., ET AL.<left></p>
<p>

98-483    CHEN, GIH-HORNG V. ZYGO CORP.<left></p>
<p>

98-486    O'BRIEN, GERARD T. V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-497    HANLON, LAWRENCE B. V. DUNBAR, JAMES A.<left></p>
<p>

98-503    BELLO, GANY V. CITIZENS NATL. BANK, ET AL.<left></p>
<p>

98-521    JENSVOLD, MARGARET V. SHALALA, SEC. OF HHS<left></p>
<p>

98-523    FRITZ, KERRY V. LANCASTER CTY., PA, ET AL.<left></p>
<p>

98-537    MOODY, LAMON L. V. MOODY, EVES THIBODEAUX<left></p>
<p>

98-545    FLUOR DANIEL (NPOSR), INC. V. SEWARD, DAVID<left></p>
<p>

98-546    GREENE, CLIFF V. WCI HOLDINGS CORP, ET AL.<left></p>
<p>

98-566    KENNEDY, BOBBY V. GOLDIN, ADMINR. OF NASA<left></p>
<p>

98-602    SMITH-GREGG, VIVIAN C. V. DEPT. OF INTERIOR<left></p>
<p>

98-609    CASSIS MGMT. CORP. V. NLRB<left></p>
<p>

98-617    SCHAEFFER, DANIEL V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-5151   PITSONBARGER, JIMMY R. V. GRAMLEY, WARDEN<left></p>
<p>

98-5818   LUDWIG, HENRY S. V. VERMETTE, JEROME, ET AL.<left></p>
<p>

98-5931   BARNES, DENNIS V. PUCINSKI, CLERK, ETC.<left></p>
<p>

98-5934   TAYLOR, CARSBIA V. V. GARRETT, JUDGE, ETC., ET AL.<left></p>
<p>

98-5939   BOGART, NANCY L. V. CURRY, DIMITRA J., ET AL.<left></p>
<p>

98-5940   PARNELL, TERRY G. V. JOHNSON, DIR., TX DCJ<left></p>
<p>

98-5941   SMITH, HERBERT R. V. PARKER, WARDEN, ET AL.<left></p>
<p>

98-5944   POLLACK, MARVIN A. V. WILSHIRE LEASING, LIMITED<left></p>
<p>

98-5952   LAM, MUNG V. V. BARNETT, PAUL, ET AL.<left></p>
<p>

98-5958   CORRELL, MICHAEL E. V. STEWART, DIR., AZ DOC<left></p>
<p>

98-5965   PIZZO, DREW M. V. STALDER, SEC., LA DOC<left></p>
<p>

98-5967   PERFETTO, GARY V. KUHLMANN, SUPT., SULLIVAN<left></p>
<p>

98-5968   RICHARDSON, BERNARD R. V. HUFFMAN, LARRY W.<left></p>
<p>

98-5970   CLYMER, RAOUL B. V. RUBENSTEIN, ALAN M., ET AL.<left></p>
<p>

98-5973   HOWELL, MICHAEL W. V. TENNESSEE<left></p>
<p>

98-5977   WANLESS, WILLIAM H. V. OKLAHOMA<left></p>
<p>

98-6013   FRANKLIN, JENNIE, ET AL. V. FRANCIS, WARDEN<left></p>
<p>

98-6017   JOHNSON, MARK V. ILLINOIS<left></p>
<p>

98-6039   LANE, GREGORY V. SINGLETARY, SEC., FL DOC<left></p>
<p>

98-6043   ALLEN, GARRY T. V. OKLAHOMA<left></p>
<p>

98-6070   MILLER, KENNETH V. PENNSYLVANIA<left></p>
<p>

98-6077   WADE, DeSHAWN V. OHIO<left></p>
<p>

98-6103   MOORE, SCOTTY L. V. JOHNSON, DIR., TX DCJ<left></p>
<p>

98-6109   STEVENS, SOLOMON V. FLORIDA<left></p>
<p>

98-6147   RODDEN, JAMES E. V. BOWERSOX, SUPT., POTOSI<left></p>
<p>

98-6149   OBERUCH, JOHN M. V. STEWART, DIR., AZ DOC<left></p>
<p>

98-6150   PALOMINO, VICTOR V. ARIZONA<left></p>
<p>

98-6181   MUELLER, STEVEN R. V. BRUCE, WARDEN, ET AL.<left></p>
<p>

98-6184   WARREN, LaCOSTA D. V. CHAPTER 13 TRUSTEE'S OFFICE<left></p>
<p>

98-6194   HAGANS, ALLAND L. V. CLINTON, PRESIDENT OF U.S.<left></p>
<p>

98-6221   MASON, DONALD V. PENNSYLVANIA<left></p>
<p>

98-6226   BAAQAR, ALI V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6236   CARDINE, STANLEY M. V. MORGAN, WARDEN<left></p>
<p>

98-6237   CANFIELD, PEGGY A. V. AMERICAN EUROCOPTER CORP.<left></p>
<p>

98-6238   BRATTON, DAN V. CALIFORNIA<left></p>
<p>

98-6239   FRANCIS, HENRY V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6256   PORTER, WILLIE D. V. GSA, ET AL.<left></p>
<p>

98-6264   GIBSON, JEFFREY V. PA NATIONAL GUARD<left></p>
<p>

98-6270   DAVIDSON, ARTHUR T. V. HENDERSON, POSTMASTER GEN.<left></p>
<p>

98-6273   ROSENBERG, JEFFREY A. V. DEPT. OF AIR FORCE, ET AL.<left></p>
<p>

98-6274   SIKORA, MATTHEW V. BOHN, SUSAN<left></p>
<p>

98-6276   OMOSEFUNMI, SAMSON V. COBB, CHARLES T., ET AL.<left></p>
<p>

98-6278   SIDLES, BRAD H. V. STEWART, DIR., AZ DOC<left></p>
<p>

98-6279   HURD, MORRIS C. V. IA DEPT. OF HUMAN SERVICES<left></p>
<p>

98-6283   PALMER, CHARLES E. V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6297   STRABLE, DONALD J. V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6302   TILDON, MARGARET I. V. McCONNELL, JOHN M.<left></p>
<p>

98-6313   KOWALCZYK, CHESTER V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6328   AUGUST, DIANA M. V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6329   PRICE, DAVID W. V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6330   STONE-LAO, YORAIDYL L. V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6331   RESTREPO, RUBEN D. V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6332   CERVANTES, PABLO V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6340   CROSBY, JEFFREY R. V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6344   SUMLER, MELVIN V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6346   CHARLES, RANDOLPH V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6347   CROCKER, RANDOLPH V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6348   DOE, JOHN V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6356   DAVIS, OMAR A. V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6366   BURNS, CARLOS V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6369   JONES, ANDREW V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6370   MONTGOMERY, SANDRA G. V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6371   JONES, TROY D. V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6373   LERMA, ANGEL V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6376   BROWN, JAMES L., ET AL. V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6377   THENEN, KENNETH V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6378   TATE, TOM A. V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6379   WOODSON, ROBERT C., ET AL. V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6380   WALKER, TYRONE V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6381   COLLINS, IRA M. V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6384   JAMES, STEVEN E. V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6388   SMITH, L. W., JR. vs. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6389   SHINAULT, MICHAEL D. V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6392   JORDAN, ALEX V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6393   JEFFERSON, FREDERICK L. V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6394   KNOX, ROBERT V. VAUGHN, SUPT., GRATERFORD<left></p>
<p>

98-6395   CHRISTENSEN, JASON M. V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6398   McKOY, MICHAEL L. V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6399   KIPERTS, ARVIDIS V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6404   BUXTON, LLOYD R. V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6405   HERNANDEZ, WALTER V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6407   FEINSTEIN, BRUCE V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6424   CHILELLI, VINCENT C. V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6425   BISHOP, DONNA V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6426   COLLINS, MILTON G. V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6427   REINHARDT, DAVID M. V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6428   PETERSON, LEROY V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6429   BAYLESS, JOEL W. V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

98-6439   WARDRICK, DONALD V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

                   The petitions for writs of certiorari are denied.<left></p>
<p>

98-222    STEWART, DIR., AZ DOC V. CORRELL, MICHAEL EMERSON<left></p>
<p>

                   The motion of respondent for leave to proceed <font i="1">in<left></p>
<p>

<font>              <font i="1">forma pauperis<font> is granted. The petition for a writ of<left></p>
<p>

              certiorari is denied.<left></p>
<p>

98-237    ROBERTSON, STEPHENS & CO. V. DUFFIELD, TONYJA<left></p>
<p style="FOOTER">                   The motion of Securities Industry Association for<left></p>
<p style="Normal">              leave to file a brief as <font i="1">amicus curiae<font> is granted. The<left></p>
<p>

              petition for a writ of certiorari is denied.<left></p>
<p>

98-376    JACKSON, WARNER, ET AL. V. BENSON, JOHN T., ET AL.<left></p>
<p style="FOOTER">                   The motion of National School Boards Association<left></p>
<p style="Normal">              for leave to file a brief as <font i="1">amicus curiae<font> is granted.<left></p>
<p>

              The petition for a writ of certiorari is denied. Justice<left></p>
<p>

              Breyer would grant certiorari.<left></p>
<p style="HEADING1">HABEAS CORPUS DENIED<center></p>
<p style="Normal">98-6416   IN RE LAMONT SEWARD<left></p>
<p>

98-6469   IN RE DWIGHT T. BEAZLEY<left></p>
<p>

98-6470   IN RE RODNEY BURCH<left></p>
<p>

98-6489   IN RE JIM HENRY BALL, JR.<left></p>
<p>

                   The petitions for writs of habeas corpus are<left></p>
<p>

              denied.<left></p>
<p style="HEADING1">REHEARINGS DENIED<center></p>
<p style="Normal">97-8139   KARRIEM, ELIJAH V. UNITED STATES, ET AL.<left></p>
<p>

97-9198   GLEATON, J. D. vs. MOORE, DIR., SC DOC, ET AL.<left></p>
<p>

97-9264   GILBERT, LARRY V. MOORE, DIR., SC DOC, ET AL.<left></p>
<p>

97-9593   TURNER, JOHN P. V. UNITED STATES, ET AL.<left></p>
<p>

98-17     IN RE EILEEN VEY<left></p>
<p>

98-5597   CREHORE, CHARLES V. UNITED STATES<left></p>
<p>

                   The petitions for rehearing are denied.<left></p>
<p style="HEADING1">ATTORNEY DISCIPLINE<center></p>
<p style="Normal">D-1941    IN THE MATTER OF DISBARMENT OF RICHARD LAURENCE HUBER<left></p>
<p>

                   Richard Laurence Huber, of Washington, D.C., having<left></p>
<p>

              been suspended from the practice of law in this Court by<left></p>
<p>

              order of April 20, 1998; and a rule having been issued<left></p>
<p>

              and served upon him requiring him to show cause why he<left></p>
<p>

              should not be disbarred; and the time to file a response<left></p>
<p>

              having expired;<left></p>
<p>

                   It is ordered that Richard Laurence Huber is<left></p>
<p>

              disbarred from the practice of law in this Court.<left></p>
<p>

D-1973    IN THE MATTER OF DISBARMENT OF FREDRICK S. FALICK<left></p>
<p>

                   Fredrick S. Falick, of Middletown, New York, having<left></p>
<p>

              been suspended from the practice of law in this Court by<left></p>
<p>

              order of June 26, 1998; and a rule having been issued<left></p>
<p>

              and served upon him requiring him to show cause why he<left></p>
<p>

              should not be disbarred; and the time to file a response<left></p>
<p>

              having expired;<left></p>
<p>

                   It is ordered that Fredrick S. Falick is disbarred<left></p>
<p>

              from the practice of law in this Court.<left></p>
<p>

D-2008    IN THE MATTER OF DISBARMENT OF THERON MONROE MOORE<left></p>
<p>

                   Theron Monroe Moore, of Norcross, Georgia, is<left></p>
<p>

              suspended from the practice of law in this Court and a<left></p>
<p>

              rule will issue, returnable within 40 days, requiring<left></p>
<p>

              him to show cause why he should not be disbarred from<left></p>
<p>

              the practice of law in this Court.<left></p>
<p>

D-2009    IN THE MATTER OF DISBARMENT OF MICHAEL ANTHONY GLEAN<left></p>
<p>

                   Michael Anthony Glean, of Smyrna, Georgia, is<left></p>
<p>

              suspended from the practice of law in this Court and a<left></p>
<p>

              rule will issue, returnable within 40 days, requiring<left></p>
<p>

              him to show cause why he should not be disbarred from<left></p>
<p>

              the practice of law in this Court.<left></p>
<p style="HEADING1">RECESS ORDER<center></p>
<p style="FOOTER">                   The Court will take a recess from Monday, November<left></p>
<p>

              16, 1998, until Monday, November 30, 1998.<left></p>
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