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Eleventh Circuit Clarifies: Misadvice on Supervised-Release Maximum at Revocation Is Not Plain Error Absent Prejudice; District Courts May Weigh Context of Dismissed Violations When Varying Upward

Eleventh Circuit Clarifies: Misadvice on Supervised-Release Maximum at Revocation Is Not Plain Error Absent Prejudice; District Courts May Weigh Context of Dismissed Violations When Varying Upward

Date: Nov 1, 2025
Misadvice at Supervised-Release Revocation Is Not Plain Error Without Prejudice; Broad Sentencing Latitude Under § 3583(e) Confirmed Case: United States v. Clonet Junior Charmant, No. 25-10202 (11th...
Recharacterization Without Notice Violates Due Process; Murder Cross‑Reference Does Not Defeat First Step Act Eligibility

Recharacterization Without Notice Violates Due Process; Murder Cross‑Reference Does Not Defeat First Step Act Eligibility

Date: Nov 1, 2025
Recharacterization Without Notice Violates Due Process; Murder Cross‑Reference Does Not Defeat First Step Act Eligibility Introduction This commentary analyzes the Eleventh Circuit’s unpublished, per...
Erlinger Claims Are Waivable: Eleventh Circuit Enforces Appeal Waiver and Upholds Georgia Marijuana PWID as an ACCA “Serious Drug Offense”

Erlinger Claims Are Waivable: Eleventh Circuit Enforces Appeal Waiver and Upholds Georgia Marijuana PWID as an ACCA “Serious Drug Offense”

Date: Nov 1, 2025
Erlinger Claims Are Waivable: Eleventh Circuit Enforces Appeal Waiver and Upholds Georgia Marijuana PWID as an ACCA “Serious Drug Offense” Introduction In United States v. Orlando Paradise (No....
Post-Wilkinson Deferential Review and the Mitigating Role of Family Assets in “Exceptional and Extremely Unusual Hardship” Analyses

Post-Wilkinson Deferential Review and the Mitigating Role of Family Assets in “Exceptional and Extremely Unusual Hardship” Analyses

Date: Nov 1, 2025
Post-Wilkinson Deferential Review and the Mitigating Role of Family Assets in “Exceptional and Extremely Unusual Hardship” Analyses Introduction This commentary examines the Sixth Circuit’s...
Agency Rescission and State-Law Interdependence Moot APA Challenges: The Sixth Circuit’s Refined Voluntary-Cessation Analysis in Gun Owners of America, Inc. v. U.S. Department of Justice

Agency Rescission and State-Law Interdependence Moot APA Challenges: The Sixth Circuit’s Refined Voluntary-Cessation Analysis in Gun Owners of America, Inc. v. U.S. Department of Justice

Date: Nov 1, 2025
Agency Rescission and State-Law Interdependence Moot APA Challenges: The Sixth Circuit’s Refined Voluntary-Cessation Analysis in Gun Owners of America, Inc. v. U.S. Department of Justice Introduction...
Licensing‑Board Reports as Adverse Actions and the “Unbroken Chain” in Cat’s Paw Retaliation: The Tenth Circuit’s Decision in Byrnes v. St. Catherine Hospital

Licensing‑Board Reports as Adverse Actions and the “Unbroken Chain” in Cat’s Paw Retaliation: The Tenth Circuit’s Decision in Byrnes v. St. Catherine Hospital

Date: Nov 1, 2025
Licensing‑Board Reports as Adverse Actions and the “Unbroken Chain” in Cat’s Paw Retaliation: The Tenth Circuit’s Decision in Byrnes v. St. Catherine Hospital Introduction In Byrnes v. St. Catherine...
Reaffirming the “Collective Inferences” Sufficiency Standard: Tenth Circuit Rejects “Piling Inference upon Inference” Challenge in United States v. Munguia‑Herrera

Reaffirming the “Collective Inferences” Sufficiency Standard: Tenth Circuit Rejects “Piling Inference upon Inference” Challenge in United States v. Munguia‑Herrera

Date: Nov 1, 2025
Reaffirming the “Collective Inferences” Sufficiency Standard: Tenth Circuit Rejects “Piling Inference upon Inference” Challenge in United States v. Munguia‑Herrera Court: United States Court of...
Eleventh Circuit (post–Loper Bright) holds Florida “culpable negligence” child‑neglect convictions categorically qualify as a deportable “crime of child neglect” under INA § 1227(a)(2)(E)(i); Chevron‑era Pierre still exerts precedential force

Eleventh Circuit (post–Loper Bright) holds Florida “culpable negligence” child‑neglect convictions categorically qualify as a deportable “crime of child neglect” under INA § 1227(a)(2)(E)(i); Chevron‑era Pierre still exerts precedential force

Date: Nov 1, 2025
Post–Loper Bright framework: Florida “culpable negligence” child‑neglect is a categorical “crime of child neglect” under INA § 1227(a)(2)(E)(i), and Chevron‑era Pierre remains operative (for now)...
No Surprise Summary Judgment: First Circuit Clarifies Rule 12(d) Conversion, Rule 56(c)(4) Affidavits, and Medical Director Liability under Puerto Rico Article 1802

No Surprise Summary Judgment: First Circuit Clarifies Rule 12(d) Conversion, Rule 56(c)(4) Affidavits, and Medical Director Liability under Puerto Rico Article 1802

Date: Nov 1, 2025
No Surprise Summary Judgment: First Circuit Clarifies Rule 12(d) Conversion, Rule 56(c)(4) Affidavits, and Medical Director Liability under Puerto Rico Article 1802 Introduction This appeal arises...
Minimal FTCA Presentment and Marshals’ Duty to Assist IFP Service: The Third Circuit’s Freeman v. Lincalis Precedent

Minimal FTCA Presentment and Marshals’ Duty to Assist IFP Service: The Third Circuit’s Freeman v. Lincalis Precedent

Date: Nov 1, 2025
Minimal FTCA Presentment and Marshals’ Duty to Assist IFP Service: The Third Circuit’s Freeman v. Lincalis Precedent Introduction In a precedential opinion, the Third Circuit in Rocky L. Freeman v....
No Right to Vote on a Particular Schedule: The Fifth Circuit Upholds Mid‑Cycle Redistricting and Treats “Vote Postponement” as Non-Disenfranchisement

No Right to Vote on a Particular Schedule: The Fifth Circuit Upholds Mid‑Cycle Redistricting and Treats “Vote Postponement” as Non-Disenfranchisement

Date: Nov 1, 2025
No Right to Vote on a Particular Schedule: The Fifth Circuit Upholds Mid‑Cycle Redistricting and Treats “Vote Postponement” as Non-Disenfranchisement Introduction In Jackson v. Tarrant County, the...
No End-Run Around Louisiana’s LHEPA: Plaintiffs Must Plausibly Plead Gross Negligence or Willful Misconduct—and Relabeling as Contract Won’t Avoid the Shield (Ware v. Irving Place, 5th Cir. 2025)

No End-Run Around Louisiana’s LHEPA: Plaintiffs Must Plausibly Plead Gross Negligence or Willful Misconduct—and Relabeling as Contract Won’t Avoid the Shield (Ware v. Irving Place, 5th Cir. 2025)

Date: Nov 1, 2025
No End-Run Around Louisiana’s LHEPA: Plaintiffs Must Plausibly Plead Gross Negligence or Willful Misconduct—and Relabeling as Contract Won’t Avoid the Shield Ware v. Irving Place (5th Cir. Oct. 29,...
No “Multiplicative” Preliminary Injunction Standard: Fourth Circuit Denies Shutdown-Based Extension to Fast-Track Clarification in AFT v. Bessent

No “Multiplicative” Preliminary Injunction Standard: Fourth Circuit Denies Shutdown-Based Extension to Fast-Track Clarification in AFT v. Bessent

Date: Nov 1, 2025
No “Multiplicative” Preliminary Injunction Standard: Fourth Circuit Denies Shutdown-Based Extension to Fast-Track Clarification in AFT v. Bessent Introduction In American Federation of Teachers v....
United States v. Powell (2d Cir. 2025): Nonprecedential Guidance on Composite Surveillance Videos, Excited-Utterance Identifications, and Upward Variances in Violent Robberies

United States v. Powell (2d Cir. 2025): Nonprecedential Guidance on Composite Surveillance Videos, Excited-Utterance Identifications, and Upward Variances in Violent Robberies

Date: Nov 1, 2025
United States v. Powell (2d Cir. 2025): Nonprecedential Guidance on Composite Surveillance Videos, Excited-Utterance Identifications, and Upward Variances in Violent Robberies Introduction This...
Second Circuit Reins in “Standard” Supervised Release Conditions: Family-Contact Restrictions Require On‑the‑Record Justification; SDNY Risk‑Notification Condition Struck; Suspicion‑Based Search Condition Upheld — United States v. Rodriguez (2d Cir. 2025)

Second Circuit Reins in “Standard” Supervised Release Conditions: Family-Contact Restrictions Require On‑the‑Record Justification; SDNY Risk‑Notification Condition Struck; Suspicion‑Based Search Condition Upheld — United States v. Rodriguez (2d Cir. 2025)

Date: Nov 1, 2025
Second Circuit Reins in “Standard” Supervised Release Conditions: Family-Contact Restrictions Require On‑the‑Record Justification; SDNY Risk‑Notification Condition Struck; Suspicion‑Based Search...
Medication-Compliance Language May Clarify, Not Expand, an Oral Mental-Health Condition; Reasonable-Suspicion Electronic-Device Search Conditions Upheld Where the Record Shows E-Communications (United States v. Woods, 2d Cir. 2025)

Medication-Compliance Language May Clarify, Not Expand, an Oral Mental-Health Condition; Reasonable-Suspicion Electronic-Device Search Conditions Upheld Where the Record Shows E-Communications (United States v. Woods, 2d Cir. 2025)

Date: Nov 1, 2025
Medication-Compliance Language May Clarify, Not Expand, an Oral Mental-Health Condition; Reasonable-Suspicion Electronic-Device Search Conditions Upheld Where the Record Shows E-Communications Case:...
Chen v. Rubio: Second Circuit Limits “Mandel” Review to Cases Burdening a U.S. Citizen’s Constitutional Rights and Extends Muñoz Beyond Spouses to Parents and Siblings

Chen v. Rubio: Second Circuit Limits “Mandel” Review to Cases Burdening a U.S. Citizen’s Constitutional Rights and Extends Muñoz Beyond Spouses to Parents and Siblings

Date: Nov 1, 2025
Chen v. Rubio: Second Circuit Limits “Mandel” Review to Cases Burdening a U.S. Citizen’s Constitutional Rights and Extends Muñoz Beyond Spouses to Parents and Siblings Introduction In Chen v. Rubio,...
Reese v. SSA: Post-Dated Mental-Health Reports Are Not Chronologically Relevant Without Pre-Decision Corroboration; De Novo Review Permits Courts to Reach Materiality Not Addressed by the Appeals Council

Reese v. SSA: Post-Dated Mental-Health Reports Are Not Chronologically Relevant Without Pre-Decision Corroboration; De Novo Review Permits Courts to Reach Materiality Not Addressed by the Appeals Council

Date: Nov 1, 2025
Reese v. SSA: Post-Dated Mental-Health Reports Are Not Chronologically Relevant Without Pre-Decision Corroboration; De Novo Review Permits Courts to Reach Materiality Not Addressed by the Appeals...
No Backdoor via Rule 60(b)(4): Eleventh Circuit Reaffirms Law‑of‑the‑Case Limits and Imposes Rule 38 Sanctions in Foley v. Orange County

No Backdoor via Rule 60(b)(4): Eleventh Circuit Reaffirms Law‑of‑the‑Case Limits and Imposes Rule 38 Sanctions in Foley v. Orange County

Date: Nov 1, 2025
No Backdoor via Rule 60(b)(4): Eleventh Circuit Reaffirms Law‑of‑the‑Case Limits and Imposes Rule 38 Sanctions in Foley v. Orange County Introduction In this unpublished, per curiam opinion, the U.S....
From FCHR “No Cause” to Federal Preclusion: Eleventh Circuit Bars § 1981 Claims and Reaffirms Strict Title VII Timeliness and Plausibility Requirements

From FCHR “No Cause” to Federal Preclusion: Eleventh Circuit Bars § 1981 Claims and Reaffirms Strict Title VII Timeliness and Plausibility Requirements

Date: Nov 1, 2025
From FCHR “No Cause” to Federal Preclusion: Eleventh Circuit Bars § 1981 Claims and Reaffirms Strict Title VII Timeliness and Plausibility Requirements Introduction In Elias Makere v. Allstate...
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