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Escobar-Garcia v. Bondi: Clarifying the “Unwilling-or-Unable” Standard in Domestic Violence Asylum Claims Introduction Escobar-Garcia v. Bondi, decided by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second...
Guaman-Parades v. Bondi: Waiver of Unraised Particular Social Group Claims in Asylum Appeals Introduction This commentary addresses the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit’s April...
Rational‐Basis Review of Good‐Time Credit Eligibility for Noncitizen Prisoners under the First Step Act Introduction Cheng v. United States is a Second Circuit decision addressing whether 18 U.S.C. §...
Guaman-Parades v. Bondi: Exhaustion of Social Group Claims and the “One Central Reason” Standard in Asylum Proceedings 1. Introduction In Guaman-Parades v. Bondi, Nos. 23-7828 (2d Cir. Apr. 1, 2025),...
Clarifying the “Obvious Alternative Causes” Standard in Expert Testimony under Rule 702 Introduction In Faison-Williams v. United States, 24-1404 (2d Cir. Apr. 1, 2025), the Second Circuit addressed...
Proper Consideration of Alternative Causation in Expert Testimony Introduction Faison-Williams v. United States is a Second Circuit summary order issued April 1, 2025, addressing two principal...
Federal Alienage Distinctions in First Step Act Time Credits: Second Circuit Holds § 3632(d)(4)(E)(i) Survives Rational Basis Review and Creates No Protected Liberty Interest Introduction In Cheng v....
Rational Basis Review for Alienage-Based Good Time Credit Exclusion Under the First Step Act Introduction The Second Circuit’s decision in Cheng v. United States clarifies the constitutional...
Preservation of Social-Group Claims and Issue Waiver in Immigration Appeals: Guaman-Parades v. Bondi Introduction Guaman-Parades v. Bondi (2nd Cir. Apr. 1, 2025) involves an appeal by Ecuadorian...
Clarifying the Boundaries of Public Employee Retaliation Claims: Gotfryd v. City of Newburgh Introduction In Gotfryd v. City of Newburgh, 24-1039-cv (2d Cir. Apr. 1, 2025), the Second Circuit...
Unwilling-or-Unable Standard Clarified in Domestic Violence Asylum Claims: Escobar-Garcia v. Bondi Introduction This commentary examines the Second Circuit’s summary order in Escobar-Garcia v. Bondi,...
Limitations on First Amendment and Equal Protection Retaliation Claims for Public Employees: Reaffirmation of Garcetti and Vega in Gotfryd v. City of Newburgh Introduction In Gotfryd v. City of...
Clarifying the “Obvious Alternative Cause” Test for Expert Testimony under Rule 702: Faison-Williams v. United States Introduction In Faison-Williams v. United States (2d Cir. Apr. 1, 2025; No....
Ensuring Reliable Expert Testimony: The Obligation to Engage with Alternative Explanations Under Rule 702 Introduction Faison-Williams v. United States, 24-1404 (2d Cir. Apr. 1, 2025) addresses the...
Expert Testimony Requirement and Rule 56(d) Compliance in Legal Malpractice: Rodowicz v. Feldman, Perlstein & Greene, LLC Introduction Rodowicz v. Feldman, Perlstein & Greene, LLC is a Second Circuit...
Probable Cause Based on Mannerism Identification Bars Section 1983 False Arrest and Malicious Prosecution Claims Introduction In Heredia v. City of New York, the United States Court of Appeals for...
Probable Cause via Manneristic Identification and Indictment Presumption: The Heredia Precedent Introduction This commentary examines the Second Circuit’s summary order in Heredia v. City of New...
Behavioral Identification and Access Knowledge as Constitutive Elements of Probable Cause in False Arrest and Malicious Prosecution Claims Introduction Heredia v. City of New York, 24-1185-cv (2d...
Behavior‐Based Probable Cause and Grand Jury Presumption in §1983 Claims: Heredia v. City of New York 1. Introduction The case of Heredia v. City of New York reached the United States Court of...
Comparator Allegations and Pleading Discrimination: Mitchell v. NYC DOE Introduction Mitchell v. New York City Department of Education, decided March 31, 2025 by the Second Circuit, addresses how a...