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Voluntary Payments Bar Common-Law Refunds: Kentucky Supreme Court Reaffirms Inland Container Test in T-Mobile South LLC v. Kentucky 911 Services Board 1. Introduction The Supreme Court of Kentucky’s...
“Abandonment-by-Conduct”: Kentucky Supreme Court Re-affirms that a Defendant’s Post-Invocation Behavior Can Waive the Right to Self-Representation Introduction The Supreme Court of Kentucky’s...
Impairment over Intoxication: Kentucky Supreme Court Clarifies Elements of the 2023 Vehicular-Homicide Statute in Jent v. Commonwealth 1. Introduction In Tracie Jent v. Commonwealth of Kentucky, the...
“Contractual Standing” and Co-Defendant Plea Agreements: A Comprehensive Commentary on People of Guam v. Duayne Richard Peters (2025 Guam 1) Author: AI Legal Commentary Service 1. Introduction In...
“Waivers Mean Waivers” – United States v. Nyandoro and the Fifth Circuit’s Re-Statement on Appeal Waivers, Factual-Insufficiency, and Second-Amendment Challenges 1. Introduction United States v....
“From Cafeteria Line to Taxable Line Item” – Aramark Corp. v. Harris Clarifies the Sales-Tax Treatment of Contract Food-Service Arrangements in Ohio 1. Introduction On 18 June 2025 the Supreme Court...
“From Tort to Contract: Ohio’s Discretionary Sovereign Immunity Now Bars State-Contract Suits” 1. Introduction The Supreme Court of Ohio, in its 06/18/2025 Case Announcements #2 (2025-Ohio-2119),...
From “Actual-Authority” to “Possession & Pass-Through”: The Supreme Court of Ohio Narrows the Agency Exclusion under the Commercial-Activity Tax (Commentary on Aramark Corp. v. Harris,...
“Received, Used, or Followed”: State ex rel. Ayers v. Sackett (2025) Fortifies Ohio’s Public-Records Duty and Dispels Exhaustion Myth for Inmate Requesters Supreme Court of Ohio – Slip Opinion No....
State ex rel. Macksyn v. Spencer (2025-Ohio-2116) The Supreme Court of Ohio’s New 21-Day “Produce-or-Certify” Rule for Prison-Email Public-Records Requests 1. Introduction In State ex rel. Macksyn v....
Mandatory Compliance: Ohio Supreme Court Affirms Municipal-Court Judges’ Authority over Elected Clerks in Record-Access Matters Introduction On 18 June 2025 the Supreme Court of Ohio delivered its...
The Dual-Trigger Doctrine: Supreme Court of Ohio Affirms Multiple 60-Day Windows for PUCO Appeals Introduction In In re Application of Duke Energy Ohio, Inc., 2025-Ohio-2082, the Supreme Court of...
Exhaustion Doctrine Inapplicable to Public-Records Mandamus: Comprehensive Commentary on State ex rel. Brown v. Sackett (2025-Ohio-2080) Introduction The Supreme Court of Ohio’s decision in State ex...
“Reasonable Period” Redefined: State ex rel. Fenstermaker v. Phillips (2025) and the Automatic $1,000 Cap for Delayed Public-Records Compliance 1. Introduction Ohio’s Public Records Act (R.C. 149.43)...
“From Privileged Memo to Public Record” – The Ohio Supreme Court’s New Two-Track Rule on Transmittal E-mails and Unauthorized Forwards Commentary on State ex rel. Platt v. Montgomery Cty. Bd. of...
Within-Guidelines Sentences Are Not Inherently Reasonable: Welch, J., Urges Limits on Speculative Conduct and a Meaningful Proportionality Review in People v. McSorley Introduction In People of...
Beyond the Job: Stanley v. City of Sanford and the Temporal Limits of “Qualified Individual” Status Under the ADA Introduction Stanley v. City of Sanford, 606 U.S. ___ (2025), is the Supreme Court’s...
Jackson v. State Farm: Enforcing Contractual Choice-of-Law Clauses that Import a Foreign Statute of Limitations into Alabama Litigation Introduction Court & Date: Supreme Court of Alabama, 20 June...
Posey Has Teeth: Substantive Unreasonableness and the Limits of the “Presumption of Proportionality” for Within-Guidelines Sentences – Comment on People of Michigan v. Troy Cameron McSorley 1....
“Visual-Compactness” over Algorithms: Supreme Court Clarifies the Municipal Ward Law in Jersey City United Against the New Ward Map v. Jersey City Ward Commission 1. Introduction Following Jersey...