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Rodrigues da Silva v. Silveira da Silva – First Circuit Adopts a Holistic Totality-of-the-Circumstances Test for the “Now Settled” Defense under the Hague Convention 1. Introduction In Rodrigues da...
The Burgos-Montes Doctrine: Untreated Serious Medical Needs as “Extraordinary and Compelling Reasons” and the Finality of Denials “Without Prejudice” in Compassionate-Release Litigation Introduction...
“Sequential-Instruction Due-Process Clause Conflicts” Comprehensive Commentary on Black v. Tennessee, 606 U.S. ___ (2025) Introduction On 30 June 2025 the Supreme Court of the United States denied...
“Disruption” Cannot Trump Viewpoint Neutrality: A Commentary on Justice Thomas’s Statement in MacRae v. Mattos (606 U.S. ___ (2025)) 1. Introduction In MacRae v. Mattos, the Supreme Court declined to...
“Corrected Before Counted” — Alaska Supreme Court Validates Post-Filing Corrections to Initiative Petition Certifications 1. Introduction In Medicine Crow v. Beecher, No. 7775 (Alaska June 27 2025),...
Anchoring Notice: Alaska Supreme Court Requires Insurers to Obtain a USPS Certificate of Mailing for Non-Renewal Notices—Strict Statutory Compliance under AS 21.36.260 and New Guidance on...
“The Voluntary-Acceptance Rule” Supreme Court of West Virginia Clarifies When Failure to File Financial Disclosure Will Not Upset a Divorce Settlement Introduction Anne Y. v. Daniel Y., decided on 27...
In re A.T., B.T., and N.T.: The Supreme Court of West Virginia Clarifies that Erroneously Excluding Parents (Whose Rights Are Intact) from Abuse-and-Neglect Permanency Hearings May Constitute...
Gilhuys v. Hardy County 911 Center: When Lack of Comparators Justifies Summary Judgment Despite Ongoing Discovery in WVHRA Actions Introduction In Gilhuys v. Hardy County 911 Center, the Supreme...
Statutory History as an Intrinsic Aid: Service Employees International Union Healthcare Wisconsin v. Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission (2025 WI 29) Introduction In Service Employees...
State v. Luis A. Ramirez (2025 WI 28): Wisconsin Supreme Court Abolishes the “Cavalier Disregard” Standard and Re-Aligns Speedy-Trial Analysis with Barker Citation: 2025 WI 28, Supreme Court of...
“In re A.H.” – Reaffirming the Constitutional Presumption of Fit Parental Custody and Defining the Bounds of Non-Parent Intervention in West Virginia 1. Introduction In In re A.H., No. 23-596 (W. Va....
Reinstatement of the Parental-Fitness Presumption After Rehabilitation – Commentary on In re A.H. (Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia, 2025) 1. Introduction In re A.H. presented the Supreme...
“When Protection Outweighs Rehabilitation” – Supreme Court of West Virginia Affirms Immediate Termination of Parental Rights Where the Abusing Parent Persistently Maintains a Violent Relationship and...
From Presumption to Discretion: Clarifying the Standard for Post-Dispositional Improvement Periods in West Virginia – A Commentary on In re D.S. (Supreme Court of Appeals, 2025) Introduction In re...
“Denial, Continued Association, and the Futility Test” – Supreme Court of West Virginia Clarifies When Improvement Periods May Be Refused in Abuse-and-Neglect Cases I. Introduction In In re E.H.,...
“Reasonable, Not Specialized”: West Virginia Affirms that Child-Welfare Agencies Need Not Provide Specialized ADA Training When Accommodating Parents with Autism Introduction In In re E.K., S.C., and...
“Re-evaluating Post-Termination Contact: The West Virginia Supreme Court Declares Specific Findings Mandatory Before Denying Visitation” Introduction In In re J.N.-1 (2025), the Supreme Court of...
“Denial as Non-Compliance” – West Virginia Supreme Court Clarifies that Failure to Acknowledge Abuse Constitutes Grounds for Terminating Both Improvement Periods and Parental Rights Introduction The...
The “Equal-Probability” Threshold: West Virginia Supreme Court Clarifies the Clear-and-Convincing Standard in Child-Sexual-Abuse Adjudications Introduction On 26 June 2025 the Supreme Court of...