Legality of Cannabis by U.S. Jurisdiction

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"It is well settled in this circuit if an issue is not raised on appeal it will be deemed abandoned."
- in US v. Carroll, 1990 and one similar citation
Since Fleck challenges only the finding of malice, any objections he may have had regarding the other six elements are waived.
Finally, there is a line of cases that indicates that the source of the right at issue, rather than the jurisdictional basis of the court, shall control the choice of law.
Accordingly, we need not decide whether the district court's refusal of the requested instruction was error, for we deem the issue abandoned.
Because the Company did not file objections before the Board with respect to the other section 8 (a)(1) violations found by the ALJ, see 29 USC § 160 (e), and/or does not challenge these findings, as affirmed by the Board, in its brief before this Court
—in federal question case, where state law supplies the rule of decision, the federal courts are under a duty to ascertain and apply that law

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770 F. 2d 202 - Court of Appeals, Dist. of Columbia Circuit 1985
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