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Chicago Wine Co. v. Braun (7th Cir. 2025):  Seventh Circuit Re-Affirms State Authority to Impose In-State-Presence Requirements and Common-Carrier Bans on Retail Alcohol Deliveries

Chicago Wine Co. v. Braun (7th Cir. 2025): Seventh Circuit Re-Affirms State Authority to Impose In-State-Presence Requirements and Common-Carrier Bans on Retail Alcohol Deliveries

Date: Aug 6, 2025
Chicago Wine Co. v. Braun: Seventh Circuit Re-Affirms State Authority to Impose In-State-Presence Requirements and Common-Carrier Bans on Retail Alcohol Deliveries 1. Introduction In Chicago Wine...
Ontiveros v. Exxon Mobil: Seventh Circuit Clarifies Comparator Requirements and Evidentiary Threshold at Summary Judgment

Ontiveros v. Exxon Mobil: Seventh Circuit Clarifies Comparator Requirements and Evidentiary Threshold at Summary Judgment

Date: Aug 6, 2025
Ontiveros v. Exxon Mobil: Seventh Circuit Clarifies Comparator Requirements and Evidentiary Threshold at Summary Judgment 1. Introduction Gricelda Ontiveros, a forty-two-year-old customer service...
From “De Minimis” to “Objective Substantial Hardship”: The Seventh Circuit’s Re-Calibration of Groff in Kluge v. Brownsburg

From “De Minimis” to “Objective Substantial Hardship”: The Seventh Circuit’s Re-Calibration of Groff in Kluge v. Brownsburg

Date: Aug 6, 2025
From “De Minimis” to “Objective Substantial Hardship” Kluge v. Brownsburg Community School Corporation, 7th Cir. (2025) 1. Introduction John M. Kluge, an Indiana high-school orchestra teacher,...
“From ‘Modest Showing’ to ‘Material Factual Dispute’: The Seventh Circuit’s New Standard for Issuing Notice in FLSA/ADEA Collective Actions

“From ‘Modest Showing’ to ‘Material Factual Dispute’: The Seventh Circuit’s New Standard for Issuing Notice in FLSA/ADEA Collective Actions

Date: Aug 6, 2025
From “Modest Showing” to “Material Factual Dispute”: The Seventh Circuit’s New Standard for Issuing Notice in FLSA/ADEA Collective Actions Introduction Monica Richards v. Eli Lilly & Company is a...
Nissenbaum v. Jennings: Clarifying “Reasonable Probability” for Lost-Plea Ineffective-Assistance Claims under AEDPA

Nissenbaum v. Jennings: Clarifying “Reasonable Probability” for Lost-Plea Ineffective-Assistance Claims under AEDPA

Date: Aug 6, 2025
Nissenbaum v. Jennings (7th Cir. 2025): Clarifying “Reasonable Probability” for Lost-Plea Ineffective-Assistance Claims under AEDPA 1. Introduction The Seventh Circuit’s decision in Nathan Nissenbaum...
“Officer-Discretion Vagueness” and the End of the 25-Foot Buffer: Seventh Circuit Reins-in Police Authority & Universal Injunctions in Reporters Committee v. Rokita

“Officer-Discretion Vagueness” and the End of the 25-Foot Buffer: Seventh Circuit Reins-in Police Authority & Universal Injunctions in Reporters Committee v. Rokita

Date: Aug 6, 2025
“Officer-Discretion Vagueness” and the End of the 25-Foot Buffer: The Seventh Circuit Reins-in Police Authority & Universal Injunctions in Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press v. Rokita...
United States v. Dukes: The Seventh Circuit Re-draws the Line Between Direct Evidence and Rule 404(b) Other-Act Evidence

United States v. Dukes: The Seventh Circuit Re-draws the Line Between Direct Evidence and Rule 404(b) Other-Act Evidence

Date: Aug 6, 2025
United States v. Dukes: The Seventh Circuit Re-draws the Line Between Direct Evidence and Rule 404(b) Other-Act Evidence Introduction United States v. Kashif Dukes, No. 24-1928 (7th Cir. Aug. 5,...
“Isolated Attorney Endorsements” and Strickland Prejudice: Seventh Circuit Clarifies Ineffective-Assistance Analysis under AEDPA

“Isolated Attorney Endorsements” and Strickland Prejudice: Seventh Circuit Clarifies Ineffective-Assistance Analysis under AEDPA

Date: Aug 6, 2025
“Isolated Attorney Endorsements” and Strickland Prejudice: Seventh Circuit Clarifies Ineffective-Assistance Analysis under AEDPA Introduction In Eric Benson Skeens v. Ron Neal, the United States...
Forfeiture at the Hearing: Cain v. Bisignano Solidifies the Seventh Circuit Rule on Vocational-Expert Objections and Reaffirms the “Minimal Articulation” Standard

Forfeiture at the Hearing: Cain v. Bisignano Solidifies the Seventh Circuit Rule on Vocational-Expert Objections and Reaffirms the “Minimal Articulation” Standard

Date: Aug 6, 2025
Forfeiture at the Hearing: Cain v. Bisignano Solidifies the Seventh Circuit Rule on Vocational-Expert Objections and Reaffirms the “Minimal Articulation” Standard Introduction In Jonathan D. Cain v....
Seventh Circuit Tightens the Nexus and Relocation Requirements in Cartel-Violence Claims:  P.A-V. v. Bondi (2025)

Seventh Circuit Tightens the Nexus and Relocation Requirements in Cartel-Violence Claims: P.A-V. v. Bondi (2025)

Date: Aug 6, 2025
Seventh Circuit Tightens the Nexus and Relocation Requirements in Cartel-Violence Claims: Commentary on P. A.-V. v. Bondi, 21-2737 (7th Cir. 2025) 1. Introduction P. A.-V. v. Bondi is the latest in a...
The “Otherwise-Applicable Guideline Range” Doctrine: Seventh Circuit Re-Affirms Deference to Commentary When Calculating Career-Offender Sentences under § 4B1.1(c)(2)

The “Otherwise-Applicable Guideline Range” Doctrine: Seventh Circuit Re-Affirms Deference to Commentary When Calculating Career-Offender Sentences under § 4B1.1(c)(2)

Date: Aug 6, 2025
The “Otherwise-Applicable Guideline Range” Doctrine: United States v. Daniel Stewart (7th Cir. 2025) Introduction In United States v. Daniel Stewart, the Seventh Circuit tackled a thorny question in...
Extending the Williamson-County “Finality” Requirement to ADA and Rehabilitation Act Zoning Claims – A Commentary on Chosen Consulting, LLC v. Town Council of Highland, Indiana

Extending the Williamson-County “Finality” Requirement to ADA and Rehabilitation Act Zoning Claims – A Commentary on Chosen Consulting, LLC v. Town Council of Highland, Indiana

Date: Aug 5, 2025
Extending the Williamson-County “Finality” Requirement to ADA and Rehabilitation Act Zoning Claims A Comprehensive Commentary on Chosen Consulting, LLC v. Town Council of Highland, Indiana, 7th Cir.,...
Padua v. Bisignano: Seventh Circuit Clarifies How ALJs Must Evaluate Fibromyalgia Claims Filed Before 2017 Under the Treating-Physician Rule

Padua v. Bisignano: Seventh Circuit Clarifies How ALJs Must Evaluate Fibromyalgia Claims Filed Before 2017 Under the Treating-Physician Rule

Date: Aug 5, 2025
Padua v. Bisignano: Seventh Circuit Clarifies How ALJs Must Evaluate Fibromyalgia Claims Filed Before 2017 Under the Treating-Physician Rule 1. Introduction In Jada M. Padua v. Frank Bisignano,...

The Arrington Doctrine:
Seventh Circuit Confirms Joint-Enterprise Imputed Negligence
Applies to Criminal Ventures and Limits the Reach of State
Dead-Man Statutes in Mixed Federal–State Actions

The Arrington Doctrine: Seventh Circuit Confirms Joint-Enterprise Imputed Negligence Applies to Criminal Ventures and Limits the Reach of State Dead-Man Statutes in Mixed Federal–State Actions

Date: Aug 5, 2025
The Arrington Doctrine Seventh Circuit Confirms Joint-Enterprise Imputed Negligence Applies to Criminal Ventures and Limits the Reach of State Dead-Man Statutes in Mixed Federal–State Actions 1....

        Arrington v. City of Chicago (7th Cir. 2025):  Joint-Enterprise Negligence Extends to Criminal Ventures & 
        Limits on Illinois Dead Man’s Act in Mixed Federal–State Claims

Arrington v. City of Chicago (7th Cir. 2025): Joint-Enterprise Negligence Extends to Criminal Ventures & Limits on Illinois Dead Man’s Act in Mixed Federal–State Claims

Date: Aug 5, 2025
Seventh Circuit Commentary: Arrington v. City of Chicago – Joint Enterprise Doctrine Embraces Criminal Ventures & Rule 601 Trumps Illinois Dead Man’s Act in Mixed Claims 1. Introduction The...

        Seventh Circuit Clarifies that Public-University Social-Media Comment Threads 
        Are “Limited Public Forums” Subject to Viewpoint-Neutral Moderation

Seventh Circuit Clarifies that Public-University Social-Media Comment Threads Are “Limited Public Forums” Subject to Viewpoint-Neutral Moderation

Date: Aug 5, 2025
Seventh Circuit Clarifies that Public-University Social-Media Comment Threads Are “Limited Public Forums” Subject to Viewpoint-Neutral Moderation Introduction In Madeline Krasno v. Jennifer Mnookin,...

        Seventh Circuit Clarifies Joint-Enterprise Contributory Negligence in Criminal Ventures 
        and Narrows Illinois Dead-Man’s Act in Mixed Federal / State Actions

Seventh Circuit Clarifies Joint-Enterprise Contributory Negligence in Criminal Ventures and Narrows Illinois Dead-Man’s Act in Mixed Federal / State Actions

Date: Aug 5, 2025
Seventh Circuit Clarifies Joint-Enterprise Contributory Negligence in Criminal Ventures and Narrows Illinois Dead-Man’s Act in Mixed Federal / State Actions Introduction In Michael Cokes v. City of...
No Manifest Necessity Without a Real Rule:
            The Seventh Circuit Clarifies §2241 Double-Jeopardy Relief in
            Mitchell Green v. Milwaukee County Circuit Court (2025)

No Manifest Necessity Without a Real Rule: The Seventh Circuit Clarifies §2241 Double-Jeopardy Relief in Mitchell Green v. Milwaukee County Circuit Court (2025)

Date: Aug 5, 2025
No Manifest Necessity Without a Real Rule: The Seventh Circuit Clarifies §2241 Double-Jeopardy Relief in Mitchell Green v. Milwaukee County Circuit Court (2025) 1. Introduction This commentary...
United States v. Stafford: Prior-Day Evidence as “Intrinsic” to Charged Conduct and the Knowledge Threshold for §2K2.1(b)(5)

United States v. Stafford: Prior-Day Evidence as “Intrinsic” to Charged Conduct and the Knowledge Threshold for §2K2.1(b)(5)

Date: Aug 5, 2025
United States v. Stafford: Prior-Day Evidence as “Intrinsic” to Charged Conduct and the Knowledge Threshold for §2K2.1(b)(5) 1. Introduction On 1 August 2025 the United States Court of Appeals for...
“Translator-Conspirator”: Seventh Circuit Clarifies the Buyer-Seller Limitation and the Scope of Criminal Liability for Non-Traditional Roles in Drug Conspiracies

“Translator-Conspirator”: Seventh Circuit Clarifies the Buyer-Seller Limitation and the Scope of Criminal Liability for Non-Traditional Roles in Drug Conspiracies

Date: Aug 5, 2025
“Translator-Conspirator”: Seventh Circuit Clarifies the Buyer-Seller Limitation and the Scope of Criminal Liability for Non-Traditional Roles in Drug Conspiracies Introduction United States v....
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