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Clarifying “During and In Relation To” in §924(c): Insights from United States v. Charles Ray Edwards, Jr.

Clarifying “During and In Relation To” in §924(c): Insights from United States v. Charles Ray Edwards, Jr.

Date: Mar 19, 2025
Clarifying “During and In Relation To” in §924(c): Insights from United States v. Charles Ray Edwards, Jr. Introduction The judgment in United States of America v. Charles Ray Edwards, Jr., as...
Harmless Error and the Jury’s Role in ACCA Sentencing: Sixth Circuit Clarification

Harmless Error and the Jury’s Role in ACCA Sentencing: Sixth Circuit Clarification

Date: Mar 19, 2025
Harmless Error and the Jury’s Role in ACCA Sentencing: Sixth Circuit Clarification Introduction The United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit recently addressed several pivotal issues in...
No Jurisdiction to Review Extreme Hardship Determinations in Immigration Waiver Discretion: A New Precedent

No Jurisdiction to Review Extreme Hardship Determinations in Immigration Waiver Discretion: A New Precedent

Date: Mar 19, 2025
No Jurisdiction to Review Extreme Hardship Determinations in Immigration Waiver Discretion: A New Precedent Introduction The case of Nuzaira Mahfuz Rahman v. Pamela Bondi, Attorney General presents a...
New Precedent on Qualified Immunity and Fabricated Evidence in §1983 Cases

New Precedent on Qualified Immunity and Fabricated Evidence in §1983 Cases

Date: Mar 19, 2025
New Precedent on Qualified Immunity and Fabricated Evidence in §1983 Cases Introduction The United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit has recently issued a comprehensive judgment in the...
Reassessing Defense Counsel’s Duty in Mitigation Investigations Under Strickland and AEDPA: A Commentary on Karu Gene White v. Laura Plappert

Reassessing Defense Counsel’s Duty in Mitigation Investigations Under Strickland and AEDPA: A Commentary on Karu Gene White v. Laura Plappert

Date: Mar 19, 2025
Reassessing Defense Counsel’s Duty in Mitigation Investigations Under Strickland and AEDPA: A Commentary on Karu Gene White v. Laura Plappert Introduction The case of Karu Gene White v. Laura...
Qualified Immunity Reexamined: New Precedents on Deliberate Indifference and Excessive Force in Pretrial Detainee Cases

Qualified Immunity Reexamined: New Precedents on Deliberate Indifference and Excessive Force in Pretrial Detainee Cases

Date: Mar 19, 2025
Qualified Immunity Reexamined: New Precedents on Deliberate Indifference and Excessive Force in Pretrial Detainee Cases Introduction The judgment in Heather Hulon, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. City of...
Establishing Article III Standing in Gambling Loss Recovery: A New Precedent on Non-Assignment of Qui Tam Rights under Tenn. Code Ann. § 29-19-105

Establishing Article III Standing in Gambling Loss Recovery: A New Precedent on Non-Assignment of Qui Tam Rights under Tenn. Code Ann. § 29-19-105

Date: Mar 17, 2025
Establishing Article III Standing in Gambling Loss Recovery: A New Precedent on Non-Assignment of Qui Tam Rights under Tenn. Code Ann. § 29-19-105 Introduction In a significant ruling issued on March...
Establishing the Limits of “Reasonable Accommodation” in School Transportation: A Comprehensive Analysis of Carter County Board of Education v. B.S.

Establishing the Limits of “Reasonable Accommodation” in School Transportation: A Comprehensive Analysis of Carter County Board of Education v. B.S.

Date: Mar 14, 2025
Establishing the Limits of “Reasonable Accommodation” in School Transportation: A Comprehensive Analysis of Carter County Board of Education v. B.S. Introduction This commentary examines the United...
New Precedent on Search Warrant Affidavits: Assessing Informant Reliability and the Limits of Franks Hearings

New Precedent on Search Warrant Affidavits: Assessing Informant Reliability and the Limits of Franks Hearings

Date: Mar 14, 2025
New Precedent on Search Warrant Affidavits: Assessing Informant Reliability and the Limits of Franks Hearings Introduction The case of UNITED STATES OF AMERICA v. JAMES DUTTON, heard by the United...
Differentiating Nexus and Acquiescence Requirements in Immigration Relief Claims: The Patel Precedent

Differentiating Nexus and Acquiescence Requirements in Immigration Relief Claims: The Patel Precedent

Date: Mar 14, 2025
Differentiating Nexus and Acquiescence Requirements in Immigration Relief Claims: The Patel Precedent Introduction The case of Bhavanaben Dineshkumar Patel; Dineshkumar Madhavlal Patel; Ilen Patel;...
Affirming the Balance: Procedural and Substantive Reasonableness in Sentencing for Repeated Immigration Violations

Affirming the Balance: Procedural and Substantive Reasonableness in Sentencing for Repeated Immigration Violations

Date: Mar 14, 2025
Affirming the Balance: Procedural and Substantive Reasonableness in Sentencing for Repeated Immigration Violations Introduction The judgment in UNITED STATES OF AMERICA v. GUADALUPE HERNANDEZ-RIOS...
Materiality in Evidence Disclosure: Affirming the Immateriality of Cumulative Impeachment Testimony

Materiality in Evidence Disclosure: Affirming the Immateriality of Cumulative Impeachment Testimony

Date: Mar 14, 2025
Materiality in Evidence Disclosure: Affirming the Immateriality of Cumulative Impeachment Testimony Introduction This commentary examines the judgment delivered in the case of Rodrigues Talbert v....
Demarcating Appellate Rights: The Imperative of Formal Intervention for Non-Parties

Demarcating Appellate Rights: The Imperative of Formal Intervention for Non-Parties

Date: Mar 14, 2025
Demarcating Appellate Rights: The Imperative of Formal Intervention for Non-Parties Introduction In the recent opinion delivered by Circuit Judge Julia Smith Gibbons on March 11, 2025, for the United...
Defining Boundaries on HHS’s Title X Funding Conditions under the Spending Clause and the APA

Defining Boundaries on HHS’s Title X Funding Conditions under the Spending Clause and the APA

Date: Mar 13, 2025
Defining Boundaries on HHS’s Title X Funding Conditions under the Spending Clause and the APA Introduction In this landmark decision rendered by the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth...
Clarifying the Boundaries of Accommodation Requests under the ADA: The Imperative of a Clear and Formal Approach

Clarifying the Boundaries of Accommodation Requests under the ADA: The Imperative of a Clear and Formal Approach

Date: Mar 13, 2025
Clarifying the Boundaries of Accommodation Requests under the ADA: The Imperative of a Clear and Formal Approach Introduction The present case, Daniel K. Woodie v. Motorola Solutions, Inc., addressed...
Extending the Brady Duty: Forensic Scientists, Qualified Immunity, and the Disclosure Obligation

Extending the Brady Duty: Forensic Scientists, Qualified Immunity, and the Disclosure Obligation

Date: Mar 11, 2025
Extending the Brady Duty: Forensic Scientists, Qualified Immunity, and the Disclosure Obligation Introduction The case of Jeffrey Dewayne Clark v. Louisville-Jefferson County Metro Government et al....
State Authority versus Personal Conscience: Affirming Constitutional Obligations in the Wake of Obergefell

State Authority versus Personal Conscience: Affirming Constitutional Obligations in the Wake of Obergefell

Date: Mar 11, 2025
State Authority versus Personal Conscience: Affirming Constitutional Obligations in the Wake of Obergefell Introduction This commentary examines the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth...
Adverse Credibility Determinations: The Fatal Flaw in Asylum and CAT Claims

Adverse Credibility Determinations: The Fatal Flaw in Asylum and CAT Claims

Date: Mar 11, 2025
Adverse Credibility Determinations: The Fatal Flaw in Asylum, Withholding of Removal, and CAT Claims Introduction The case of Zuleima Ibarra-Rodallegas and N.A. v. Pamela Bondi, Attorney General...
Legitimate Grounds vs. Retaliatory Claims: Affirming Non‑Pretextual Terminations in the Wake of Surreptitious Recordings

Legitimate Grounds vs. Retaliatory Claims: Affirming Non‑Pretextual Terminations in the Wake of Surreptitious Recordings

Date: Mar 11, 2025
Legitimate Grounds vs. Retaliatory Claims: Affirming Non‑Pretextual Terminations in the Wake of Surreptitious Recordings Introduction The case of Kirstyn Paige Bashaw v. Majestic Care of Whitehall,...
New Precedent on Statute of Limitations and Pleading Standards in Correctional Facility Injury Claims

New Precedent on Statute of Limitations and Pleading Standards in Correctional Facility Injury Claims

Date: Mar 11, 2025
New Precedent on Statute of Limitations and Pleading Standards in Correctional Facility Injury Claims Introduction The recent decision in Misty Coleman v. Hamilton County Board of County...
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