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Specificity in BIA Notices of Appeal: The Third Circuit’s Clarification in Xitamul-Aguin

Specificity in BIA Notices of Appeal: The Third Circuit’s Clarification in Xitamul-Aguin

Date: Jul 23, 2025
Specificity in BIA Notices of Appeal: The Third Circuit’s Clarification in Maynor Xitamul-Aguin v. Attorney General 1. Introduction In Maynor Estuardo Xitamul-Aguin v. Attorney General of the United...
The McCarthy Causal-Link Doctrine: Third Circuit Clarifies Standing Requirements for Challenging DEA ALJ Removal Protections

The McCarthy Causal-Link Doctrine: Third Circuit Clarifies Standing Requirements for Challenging DEA ALJ Removal Protections

Date: Jul 23, 2025
The McCarthy Causal-Link Doctrine: Third Circuit Clarifies Standing Requirements for Challenging DEA ALJ Removal Protections Introduction In Stephen McCarthy v. Drug Enforcement Administration,...
Carter v. City of Shreveport: Fifth Circuit Re-Affirms that the ADA Does Not Create a Medical Standard of Care

Carter v. City of Shreveport: Fifth Circuit Re-Affirms that the ADA Does Not Create a Medical Standard of Care

Date: Jul 23, 2025
Carter v. City of Shreveport: Fifth Circuit Re-Affirms that the ADA Does Not Create a Medical Standard of Care 1. Introduction In Carter v. City of Shreveport, No. 23-30848 (5th Cir. July 21, 2025),...

        Fourth Circuit Affirms Use of Asylum-Interview Notes as Sole Basis for Adverse Credibility Findings

Fourth Circuit Affirms Use of Asylum-Interview Notes as Sole Basis for Adverse Credibility Findings

Date: Jul 23, 2025
Fourth Circuit Affirms Use of Asylum-Interview Notes as Sole Basis for Adverse Credibility Findings 1. Introduction In Humberto Pineda Valdez v. Pamela Bondi, the United States Court of Appeals for...
Brooks v. U.S. Attorney General (11th Cir. 2025): Re-affirming the Exhaustion Mandate and Clarifying “Particularly Serious Crime” Analysis in Immigration Proceedings

Brooks v. U.S. Attorney General (11th Cir. 2025): Re-affirming the Exhaustion Mandate and Clarifying “Particularly Serious Crime” Analysis in Immigration Proceedings

Date: Jul 23, 2025
Brooks v. U.S. Attorney General (11th Cir. 2025): Re-affirming the Exhaustion Mandate and Clarifying “Particularly Serious Crime” Analysis in Immigration Proceedings Introduction Ricardo Brooks, a...
Austin v. Mullins: Eleventh Circuit’s Robust Re-affirmation of Absolute Judicial Immunity in State Child-Support Proceedings

Austin v. Mullins: Eleventh Circuit’s Robust Re-affirmation of Absolute Judicial Immunity in State Child-Support Proceedings

Date: Jul 23, 2025
Austin v. Mullins: Eleventh Circuit’s Robust Re-affirmation of Absolute Judicial Immunity in State Child-Support Proceedings Introduction The case of Robert Austin v. Leatha Mullins presented the...
Deception Without Financial Loss: The Eleventh Circuit Clarifies “Intent to Defraud” under 18 U.S.C. § 1029(a)(1)

Deception Without Financial Loss: The Eleventh Circuit Clarifies “Intent to Defraud” under 18 U.S.C. § 1029(a)(1)

Date: Jul 23, 2025
Deception Without Financial Loss: The Eleventh Circuit Clarifies “Intent to Defraud” under 18 U.S.C. § 1029(a)(1) Introduction In United States v. Alfred Davis, the Eleventh Circuit confronted a...
“File It or Lose It” – Fuller v. Carollo Establishes a Bright-Line Duty to File a Post-Judgment Notice of Appeal in the Eleventh Circuit

“File It or Lose It” – Fuller v. Carollo Establishes a Bright-Line Duty to File a Post-Judgment Notice of Appeal in the Eleventh Circuit

Date: Jul 23, 2025
“File It or Lose It” – Fuller v. Carollo Establishes a Bright-Line Duty to File a Post-Judgment Notice of Appeal in the Eleventh Circuit 1. Introduction In William O. Fuller & Martin A. Pinilla, II...
“The Senters Clarification”: Specificized Pleading of Medical-Necessity Falsity under the False Claims Act in the Eleventh Circuit

“The Senters Clarification”: Specificized Pleading of Medical-Necessity Falsity under the False Claims Act in the Eleventh Circuit

Date: Jul 23, 2025
“The Senters Clarification”: Specificized Pleading of Medical-Necessity Falsity under the False Claims Act in the Eleventh Circuit Introduction Barbara Senters v. Quest Diagnostics, Inc., No....
“Competency-Aware” Enforcement of Appeal Waivers –  The Legacy of United States v. Tenzin Orgil

“Competency-Aware” Enforcement of Appeal Waivers – The Legacy of United States v. Tenzin Orgil

Date: Jul 23, 2025
“Competency-Aware” Enforcement of Appeal Waivers – The Legacy of United States v. Tenzin Orgil Introduction On 16 July 2025, the Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit handed down its...
Probable Cause Unshaken by Unreviewed Video Evidence: The Alberty v. Hunter Doctrine

Probable Cause Unshaken by Unreviewed Video Evidence: The Alberty v. Hunter Doctrine

Date: Jul 22, 2025
Probable Cause Unshaken by Unreviewed Video Evidence: The Alberty v. Hunter Doctrine Alberty v. Hunter, No. 23-7564-cv, United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit (decided 21 July 2025)...
Cementing Admissions: Second Circuit Confirms Rule 36 Requests May Address the “Application of Law to Fact” and Upholds Strict Consequences for Non-Response

Cementing Admissions: Second Circuit Confirms Rule 36 Requests May Address the “Application of Law to Fact” and Upholds Strict Consequences for Non-Response

Date: Jul 22, 2025
Cementing Admissions: Second Circuit Confirms Rule 36 Requests May Address the “Application of Law to Fact” and Upholds Strict Consequences for Non-Response 1. Introduction In Cement and Concrete...
Hernandez v. McIntosh:  Seibert-Compliant Jury Instructions and the Limits of AEDPA Harmless-Error Deference

Hernandez v. McIntosh: Seibert-Compliant Jury Instructions and the Limits of AEDPA Harmless-Error Deference

Date: Jul 22, 2025
Hernandez v. McIntosh: Seibert-Compliant Jury Instructions and the Limits of AEDPA Harmless-Error Deference 1. Introduction Pedro Hernandez was convicted in New York State court of the 1979...
United States v. Adamu: Automated Forensic Reports Held Non-Testimonial and §959’s Extraterritorial Reach Reaffirmed

United States v. Adamu: Automated Forensic Reports Held Non-Testimonial and §959’s Extraterritorial Reach Reaffirmed

Date: Jul 22, 2025
United States v. Adamu: Automated Forensic Reports Held Non-Testimonial and §959’s Extraterritorial Reach Reaffirmed Introduction United States v. Adamu, Nos. 23-6561 & 23-6696 (2d Cir. July 21,...
“Culpable-Nexus” Doctrine Under JASTA – A Commentary on Wildman v. Deutsche Bank

“Culpable-Nexus” Doctrine Under JASTA – A Commentary on Wildman v. Deutsche Bank

Date: Jul 22, 2025
Wildman v. Deutsche Bank – The Second Circuit Crystallises a “Culpable-Nexus” Requirement for Bank Liability under JASTA 1. Introduction In Wildman v. Deutsche Bank, Docket No. 23-132 (2d Cir....
McClendon El v. Washington: Clarifying the Absence of a Liberty Interest in Avoiding Sex-Offender Programming under Michigan’s Discretionary Parole System

McClendon El v. Washington: Clarifying the Absence of a Liberty Interest in Avoiding Sex-Offender Programming under Michigan’s Discretionary Parole System

Date: Jul 22, 2025
McClendon El v. Washington: Clarifying the Absence of a Liberty Interest in Avoiding Sex-Offender Programming under Michigan’s Discretionary Parole System 1. Introduction In Anthony McClendon El v....
“Conscious Abandonment Equals Waiver” – United States v. Scales and the Sixth Circuit’s Clarification on Government Waiver of Probable-Cause Arguments

“Conscious Abandonment Equals Waiver” – United States v. Scales and the Sixth Circuit’s Clarification on Government Waiver of Probable-Cause Arguments

Date: Jul 22, 2025
“Conscious Abandonment Equals Waiver” – United States v. Scales and the Sixth Circuit’s Clarification on Government Waiver of Probable-Cause Arguments Introduction United States v. Jeffrey L. Scales,...
Reaffirming the Narrow Scope of the Reeves Exception: Pretext Alone Sends ADA & Rehabilitation Act Claims to a Jury

Reaffirming the Narrow Scope of the Reeves Exception: Pretext Alone Sends ADA & Rehabilitation Act Claims to a Jury

Date: Jul 22, 2025
Reaffirming the Narrow Scope of the Reeves Exception: Pretext Alone Sends ADA & Rehabilitation Act Claims to a Jury Introduction In Jenny v. L3Harris Technologies, Inc., the United States Court of...
From “Significant Change” to “Some Harm”: The Tenth Circuit’s Adoption of the Muldrow Standard in Scheer v. Sisters of Charity

From “Significant Change” to “Some Harm”: The Tenth Circuit’s Adoption of the Muldrow Standard in Scheer v. Sisters of Charity

Date: Jul 22, 2025
From “Significant Change” to “Some Harm”: The Tenth Circuit’s Adoption of the Muldrow Standard in Scheer v. Sisters of Charity 1. Introduction Case: Bethany Scheer v. Sisters of Charity of...
United States v. Halbert: Clarifying the Evidentiary Burden for Sentencing-Disparity Challenges on Appeal

United States v. Halbert: Clarifying the Evidentiary Burden for Sentencing-Disparity Challenges on Appeal

Date: Jul 22, 2025
United States v. Halbert: Clarifying the Evidentiary Burden for Sentencing-Disparity Challenges on Appeal 1. Introduction United States v. Halbert, No. 24-6181 (10th Cir. July 21, 2025) concerns the...
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