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Plain-Error Review after Erlinger: Eleventh Circuit Re-confirms the Defendant’s Burden to Show Prejudice on “Different-Occasions” Findings – Commentary on United States v. Karzarta Piett Introduction...
“Turning a Blind Eye”: United States v. White & Herndon – Sixth Circuit Re-Affirms the High Bar for Franks Hearings on Omissions and Clarifies “Deliberate Ignorance” in Money-Laundering Conspiracies...
United States v. White: Sixth Circuit Re-Affirms the “Higher Bar” for Franks-Based Omissions and Clarifies Use of Third-Party Prior Convictions to Establish Knowledge in Money-Laundering Cases...
“Dancing on Thin Ice” – The Sixth Circuit’s Clarification of Sua Sponte Rule 11 and § 1927 Sanctions in Pandemic-Related Litigation (Commentary on Erica Bojicic v. Richard Michael DeWine,...
Boundary Lines Re-Drawn: Juliuson v. Johnson and the Limits of Good-Faith Claims Beyond Insurance Contracts Introduction In Juliuson v. Johnson, 2025 ND 139, the North Dakota Supreme Court issued a...
Harrelson v. State: Refining Plain-Error Review of Improper Comments on “Equally Accessible” Witnesses 1. Introduction Jonathan Harrelson, a forty-four-year-old Mississippi resident, was convicted of...
In re Phillips: Indiana Supreme Court Establishes CPA-Monitored Probation as the Default Sanction for Trust-Account Mismanagement and Unreasonable Estate Fees Introduction The decision in In the...
Tamm v. Gatzke: Re-drawing the Lines – North Dakota Reins in Rule 12(c) and Re-affirms Fact-Intensive Nature of Express and Implied Easement Claims Introduction Tamm v. Gatzke, 2025 ND 141, is the...
Clarity over Cocktails: North Dakota Supreme Court Refines the Vagueness Test for Non-Criminal Municipal Ordinances Governing Alcohol Service Introduction In Liquid Hospitality, LLC d/b/a Windbreak...
“Granular Privilege Review” Mandated: Anne Carlsen Center v. LeFevre and the New North Dakota Specificity Standard in Discovery Orders Introduction Anne Carlsen Center v. LeFevre, 2025 ND 142, is a...
People v. Williams (1st Dep’t 2025): Handcuffing by DHS Is a De Facto Arrest Requiring Probable Cause; “Distinctive Clothing” and Murky Video Do Not Supply Probable Cause; Unpreserved Attenuation...
“Hostility Requires Objective Acts” – Roth v. Meyer and the Refined Standard for Proving Adverse Possession in North Dakota Introduction Roth v. Meyer, 2025 ND 116, is the North Dakota Supreme...
Rademacher v. State – North Dakota Supreme Court Clarifies the Evidentiary Burden for Post-Conviction Ineffective-Assistance Claims Involving Unobtained Expert Evaluations Introduction Steven Charles...
Marbury v. United National Insurance: The Fifth Circuit Re-defines “Self-Serving” Evidence and Reaffirms Louisiana’s Expansive Concept of Insurable Interest 1. Introduction In Marbury v. United...
“Speak It or Lose It” – Fourth Circuit Re-Affirms the Rogers Rule on Oral Pronouncement of Supervised-Release Conditions in United States v. Kymberly Starr 1. Introduction The Fourth Circuit’s...
“Disarming the Dangerous” after Bruen and Rahimi: The Fourth Circuit’s Endorsement of 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(4) United States v. James Gould (4th Cir. 2025) 1. Introduction United States v. James Gould...
“Distance Is No Defense” – Fourth Circuit Affirms Joint & Several Liability of Non-Present Partners and Clarifies Preservation Rules in Last-Clear-Chance Negligence Cases Introduction Robbie G....
“Raise It or Lose It” – Preservation of Last-Clear-Chance Theories and Broad Trial-Management Discretion under Plyler v. Cox (4th Cir. 2025) I. Introduction In Plyler v. Cox, the United States Court...
Columbia Gas v. RDFS – Fourth Circuit Affirms Expansive Maintenance Rights Under General Pipeline Easements and Clarifies Limits of the “Law-of-the-Case” Doctrine Introduction Columbia Gas...