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Clear-Error Review of Hardship Mixed Questions and Strict Ineffective-Assistance Prerequisites in Non-LPR Cancellation: Ramirez Lopez v. Bondi (2d Cir. 2025)

Clear-Error Review of Hardship Mixed Questions and Strict Ineffective-Assistance Prerequisites in Non-LPR Cancellation: Ramirez Lopez v. Bondi (2d Cir. 2025)

Date: Oct 19, 2025
Clear-Error Review of Hardship Mixed Questions and Strict Ineffective-Assistance Prerequisites in Non-LPR Cancellation: Ramirez Lopez v. Bondi (2d Cir. 2025) Introduction In Ramirez Lopez v. Bondi,...
Harmless Diagnostic Mislabeling and Time‑Window Limits on New Evidence in SSA Appeals: Kavanaugh v. Commissioner (11th Cir. 2025)

Harmless Diagnostic Mislabeling and Time‑Window Limits on New Evidence in SSA Appeals: Kavanaugh v. Commissioner (11th Cir. 2025)

Date: Oct 19, 2025
Harmless Diagnostic Mislabeling and Time‑Window Limits on New Evidence in SSA Appeals: Kavanaugh v. Commissioner (11th Cir. 2025) Court: U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit (Non‑Argument...
Comparator Specificity and Discriminatory Purpose: Sixth Circuit Tightens Pleading for Equal Protection and Conspiracy Claims Challenging Urban Redevelopment Enforcement

Comparator Specificity and Discriminatory Purpose: Sixth Circuit Tightens Pleading for Equal Protection and Conspiracy Claims Challenging Urban Redevelopment Enforcement

Date: Oct 19, 2025
Comparator Specificity and Discriminatory Purpose: Sixth Circuit Tightens Pleading for Equal Protection and Conspiracy Claims Challenging Urban Redevelopment Enforcement Introduction In April Norman...
Sixth Circuit: § 1983 Procedural Due Process Claims Accrue No Later Than the Last Denial of Process, and Michigan’s No‑Equitable‑Tolling Regime Applies

Sixth Circuit: § 1983 Procedural Due Process Claims Accrue No Later Than the Last Denial of Process, and Michigan’s No‑Equitable‑Tolling Regime Applies

Date: Oct 19, 2025
Sixth Circuit: § 1983 Procedural Due Process Claims Accrue No Later Than the Last Denial of Process, and Michigan’s No‑Equitable‑Tolling Regime Applies Introduction In Charles Bozzo v. Jennifer...
No Bright-Line “Five-Second Rule”: Sixth Circuit Reaffirms Duty to Reassess; Deadly Force After Threat Is Neutralized Is Clearly Unconstitutional

No Bright-Line “Five-Second Rule”: Sixth Circuit Reaffirms Duty to Reassess; Deadly Force After Threat Is Neutralized Is Clearly Unconstitutional

Date: Oct 19, 2025
No Bright-Line “Five-Second Rule”: Sixth Circuit Reaffirms Duty to Reassess; Deadly Force After Threat Is Neutralized Is Clearly Unconstitutional Introduction In Chelesy Eastep v. City of Nashville,...
No Bright-Line “Five-Second Rule”: Sixth Circuit Reaffirms that Post‑Neutralization Force Violates Clearly Established Law and Applies Barnes’s Totality-of-Circumstances Framework

No Bright-Line “Five-Second Rule”: Sixth Circuit Reaffirms that Post‑Neutralization Force Violates Clearly Established Law and Applies Barnes’s Totality-of-Circumstances Framework

Date: Oct 19, 2025
No Bright-Line “Five-Second Rule”: Sixth Circuit Reaffirms that Post‑Neutralization Force Violates Clearly Established Law and Applies Barnes’s Totality-of-Circumstances Framework Introduction In...
No Five‑Second Rule: Sixth Circuit Reaffirms Ban on Deadly Force After Incapacitation and Aligns Excessive‑Force Review with Barnes’s Totality‑of‑Circumstances Framework

No Five‑Second Rule: Sixth Circuit Reaffirms Ban on Deadly Force After Incapacitation and Aligns Excessive‑Force Review with Barnes’s Totality‑of‑Circumstances Framework

Date: Oct 19, 2025
No Five‑Second Rule: Sixth Circuit Reaffirms Ban on Deadly Force After Incapacitation and Aligns Excessive‑Force Review with Barnes’s Totality‑of‑Circumstances Framework Introduction In Chelesy...
PLRA Screening Must Ordinarily Permit Amendment; Mattress Deprivation Alone Insufficient to Plead Eighth Amendment Violation Without Specific Risk of Serious Harm

PLRA Screening Must Ordinarily Permit Amendment; Mattress Deprivation Alone Insufficient to Plead Eighth Amendment Violation Without Specific Risk of Serious Harm

Date: Oct 19, 2025
PLRA Screening Must Ordinarily Permit Amendment; Mattress Deprivation Alone Insufficient to Plead Eighth Amendment Violation Without Specific Risk of Serious Harm Introduction In Darrin Bass v....
Concrete Proof, Not Promissory Assertions: Sixth Circuit Clarifies “Means to Depart” Showing for Voluntary Departure Motions to Reopen

Concrete Proof, Not Promissory Assertions: Sixth Circuit Clarifies “Means to Depart” Showing for Voluntary Departure Motions to Reopen

Date: Oct 19, 2025
Concrete Proof, Not Promissory Assertions: Sixth Circuit Clarifies “Means to Depart” Showing for Voluntary Departure Motions to Reopen Introduction In Juan Carlos Pastor-Hernandez v. Pamela Bondi,...
Clarifying the Fentanyl “Misrepresentation/Marketing” Enhancement: Sixth Circuit Defines “Knowingly Misrepresented” and “Knowingly Marketed” under U.S.S.G. § 2D1.1(b)(13)

Clarifying the Fentanyl “Misrepresentation/Marketing” Enhancement: Sixth Circuit Defines “Knowingly Misrepresented” and “Knowingly Marketed” under U.S.S.G. § 2D1.1(b)(13)

Date: Oct 19, 2025
Clarifying the Fentanyl “Misrepresentation/Marketing” Enhancement: Sixth Circuit Defines “Knowingly Misrepresented” and “Knowingly Marketed” under U.S.S.G. § 2D1.1(b)(13) Case: United States v....
Clarifying the Nexus: Parole-Registered Residence and a Single Curbside Transaction Can Establish Probable Cause to Search a Known Drug Dealer’s Home

Clarifying the Nexus: Parole-Registered Residence and a Single Curbside Transaction Can Establish Probable Cause to Search a Known Drug Dealer’s Home

Date: Oct 19, 2025
Clarifying the Nexus: Parole-Registered Residence and a Single Curbside Transaction Can Establish Probable Cause to Search a Known Drug Dealer’s Home Introduction In United States v. Devin Long, No....
Probable Cause Persistence Permits Multi‑Year, Multi‑Stage Searches of Secured Digital Devices

Probable Cause Persistence Permits Multi‑Year, Multi‑Stage Searches of Secured Digital Devices

Date: Oct 19, 2025
Probable Cause Persistence Permits Multi‑Year, Multi‑Stage Searches of Secured Digital Devices Introduction In United States v. Joshua White, No. 25-5158 (6th Cir. Oct. 17, 2025) (not recommended for...
Drawing the Line Between “Misrepresentation” and “Marketing” Under §2D1.1(b)(13): The Sixth Circuit’s Textual Blueprint in United States v. Matthews & Livingston

Drawing the Line Between “Misrepresentation” and “Marketing” Under §2D1.1(b)(13): The Sixth Circuit’s Textual Blueprint in United States v. Matthews & Livingston

Date: Oct 19, 2025
Drawing the Line Between “Misrepresentation” and “Marketing” Under §2D1.1(b)(13): The Sixth Circuit’s Textual Blueprint in United States v. Matthews & Livingston Court: U.S. Court of Appeals for the...
Willful Blindness, Advice-of-Compliance Limits, and Rule 403 Gatekeeping in Healthcare Fraud: The Sixth Circuit’s Decision in United States v. Oliver Jenkins

Willful Blindness, Advice-of-Compliance Limits, and Rule 403 Gatekeeping in Healthcare Fraud: The Sixth Circuit’s Decision in United States v. Oliver Jenkins

Date: Oct 19, 2025
Willful Blindness, Advice-of-Compliance Limits, and Rule 403 Gatekeeping in Healthcare Fraud: The Sixth Circuit’s Decision in United States v. Oliver Jenkins Court: U.S. Court of Appeals for the...
Good-Faith Reliance Requires Full Disclosure; Willful Blindness Can Prove Knowledge (Not Agreement) in Healthcare-Fraud Conspiracies

Good-Faith Reliance Requires Full Disclosure; Willful Blindness Can Prove Knowledge (Not Agreement) in Healthcare-Fraud Conspiracies

Date: Oct 19, 2025
Good-Faith Reliance Requires Full Disclosure; Willful Blindness Can Prove Knowledge (Not Agreement) in Healthcare-Fraud Conspiracies Commentary on United States v. Sherry-Ann Jenkins, Nos....
Tenth Circuit Reaffirms AEDPA’s One-Year Limit on State-Prisoner § 2241 Petitions; Equitable Tolling Not Triggered by Postconviction Counsel’s Missteps

Tenth Circuit Reaffirms AEDPA’s One-Year Limit on State-Prisoner § 2241 Petitions; Equitable Tolling Not Triggered by Postconviction Counsel’s Missteps

Date: Oct 19, 2025
Tenth Circuit Reaffirms AEDPA’s One-Year Limit on State-Prisoner § 2241 Petitions; Equitable Tolling Not Triggered by Postconviction Counsel’s Missteps Introduction In St. Clair v. Quick, No. 24-7090...
Rule 60(b) Is Not a Second Appeal: Tenth Circuit Dismisses Frivolous Post‑Judgment Appeals and Limits Review to the Denial Order

Rule 60(b) Is Not a Second Appeal: Tenth Circuit Dismisses Frivolous Post‑Judgment Appeals and Limits Review to the Denial Order

Date: Oct 19, 2025
Rule 60(b) Is Not a Second Appeal: Tenth Circuit Dismisses Frivolous Post‑Judgment Appeals and Limits Review to the Denial Order Introduction In Sullivan v. Graham, consolidated Nos. 24‑3113 and...
Tenth Circuit Clarifies: No Rule 11 Advisement Required for Supervised-Release Admissions; Repeated Breach of Trust Can Justify a Major Upward Variance

Tenth Circuit Clarifies: No Rule 11 Advisement Required for Supervised-Release Admissions; Repeated Breach of Trust Can Justify a Major Upward Variance

Date: Oct 19, 2025
Tenth Circuit Clarifies: No Rule 11 Advisement Required for Supervised-Release Admissions; Repeated Breach of Trust Can Justify a Major Upward Variance Case: United States v. King, No. 24-6209 (10th...
No “Zero‑Month Lock‑In” After Probation Revocation: Tenth Circuit Reaffirms Moore’s Two‑Step Resentencing and Clarifies Plain‑Error Limits

No “Zero‑Month Lock‑In” After Probation Revocation: Tenth Circuit Reaffirms Moore’s Two‑Step Resentencing and Clarifies Plain‑Error Limits

Date: Oct 19, 2025
No “Zero‑Month Lock‑In” After Probation Revocation: Tenth Circuit Reaffirms Moore’s Two‑Step Resentencing and Clarifies Plain‑Error Limits Introduction In United States v. Moon Seals (10th Cir. Oct....
WPEA Supersedes ATSA: TSA Screeners May Sue Under the Rehabilitation Act in Federal Court (Abrogating Castro)

WPEA Supersedes ATSA: TSA Screeners May Sue Under the Rehabilitation Act in Federal Court (Abrogating Castro)

Date: Oct 19, 2025
WPEA Supersedes ATSA: TSA Screeners May Sue Under the Rehabilitation Act in Federal Court (Abrogating Castro) Introduction This published decision from the United States Court of Appeals for the...
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