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· 3/19/2024

Ex Parte Glenda Hammons v. the State of Texas

How courts have described this case

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  • rejecting an attempt to introduce evidence of a prior employment with another employer under the Fleet Seaman Doctrine because the prior employment “was simply unrelated” to his present job
  • rejecting an attempt to introduce evidence of a prior employment with another employer under the Fleet Seaman Doctrine because the prior employment \was simply unrelated\ to his present job
  • “The key to the Fleet Seaman Doctrine is that the seaman maintain the employment relationship with the same employer.”
  • “We review de novo the district court's determination as to the scope of copyright 2 protection.”
  • \The key to the Fleet Seaman Doctrine is that the seaman maintain the employment relationship with the same employer.\
  • describing the development of the doctrine

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