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MDLEA Jurisdiction in Exclusive Economic Zones and Limits on Minor-Role Reductions for Maritime Couriers: Commentary on United States v. Robles, Vasquez & Pushiana (11th Cir. 2025) I. Introduction...
MDLEA Enforcement in Exclusive Economic Zones and Limits on Minor-Role Reductions: Commentary on United States v. Robles (11th Cir. 2025) I. Introduction This commentary analyzes the Eleventh...
No Property Interest in Zoning‑Violative Uses and No Fourth Amendment Seizure from Stop‑Work Orders: A Comprehensive Commentary on Lamb v. Crofoot I. Introduction This commentary analyzes the Sixth...
Observed Trash Pulls, Digital Evidence, and the Nexus Requirement: A Commentary on United States v. Hawkins (6th Cir. 2025) I. Introduction United States v. Shedrick Hawkins, No. 24-3839 (6th Cir....
United States v. Starr: Limiting Third‑Party Perpetrator Evidence and Clarifying “Effect-on-Listener” Testimony in Murder‑for‑Hire Prosecutions I. Introduction United States v. Jason Starr & Darin...
Nexus, Not Speculation: Third‑Party Perpetrator Evidence, Hearsay, and Circumstantial Proof in United States v. Starr I. Introduction In United States v. Jason Starr & Darin Starr, Nos. 24‑10131 &...
Commingled PFAS Contamination and the Limits of Disclaimer-Based Avoidance of Federal Officer Removal Commentary on State of Maine v. 3M Company, No. 23‑1709 (1st Cir. Nov. 19, 2025) I. Introduction...
Defining “Federal Agencies” Under the FTCA and Westfall Act: The Third Circuit’s Four‑Factor Control Test in Giordano v. Hohns I. Introduction The Third Circuit’s precedential decision in Frank...
Reaffirming Claim Preclusion and Judicial Immunity in Repetitive § 1983 Prisoner Litigation: Commentary on Lynn A. Padgett v. Petti et al. (3d Cir. 2025) 1. Introduction The Third Circuit’s...
Applying the “Supportability” and “Consistency” Factors to Treating Nurse Practitioner Opinions: Commentary on Melody Olinger v. Commissioner of Social Security I. Introduction This commentary...
Webber v. Leson Chevrolet: Limits on Title VII Social‑Media Harassment, Wrongful Termination, and Louisiana Prescription I. Introduction In Webber v. Leson Chevrolet Company, No. 24‑30637 (5th Cir....
Pleading “Reasonable Measures” Under the DTSA: Confidentiality Agreements as Sufficient at the Rule 12 Stage Commentary on Samuel Sherbrooke Corporate, Ltd. v. Mayer, No. 24‑2173 (4th Cir. Nov. 18,...
Conspiracy, Relevant Conduct, and Supervised Release: The Fourth Circuit’s Framework for International Firearms Trafficking in United States v. Nji I. Introduction In this consolidated appeal, the...
United States v. Palmer: Narrowing Rule 704(b) After Diaz and Rejecting Padilla-Based Collateral Attacks on State Pleas I. Introduction In United States v. Gregory Maxwell Palmer, No. 23‑4538 (4th...
Only Pre‑Motion Delay Counts: Speedy Trial Act Clarification and Supervised‑Release Pronouncement in United States v. Lamborn I. Introduction This published opinion of the United States Court of...
Freezing the Speedy Trial Act Clock at the Motion to Dismiss and Enforcing Oral Pronouncement of Supervised Release: Commentary on United States v. Le (4th Cir. 2025) I. Introduction This commentary...
United States v. Lamborn (Tony Le): Fourth Circuit Adopts Motion‑Cutoff Rule for Speedy Trial Act and Confirms Non‑Retroactivity of the Acquitted‑Conduct Guideline Amendment I. Introduction This...
Relevant Conduct, Willful Blindness, and Supervised Release Conditions in Firearms Conspiracies: United States v. Wilson Che Fonguh (4th Cir. 2025) I. Introduction The Fourth Circuit’s published...
United States v. Tita: Circumstantial Knowledge, Pinkerton Liability, and Supervised Release Conditions in a Firearms Smuggling Conspiracy I. Introduction In United States v. Tita (consolidated with...
United States v. Yoo: Limiting Speedy Trial Act Dismissals to Pre‑Motion Delay and Enforcing Oral Pronouncement of Supervised Release Conditions I. Introduction The Fourth Circuit’s published...