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Forcible-Felony Instruction as a De Facto “Defense-of-Others” Charge: A Comprehensive Commentary on State v. C. Rossbach, 2025 MT 128N Introduction State v. Cavey Little Rossbach, 2025 MT 128N, is a...
“Evasive-Driving Particularized Suspicion”: The Montana Supreme Court’s Refinement of Reasonable Suspicion in State v. Halie Maria Herzog 1. Introduction On 17 June 2025 the Supreme Court of Montana...
State v. Hunt (2025 MT 122): Prosecutorial “Door-Opening” Limits Re-affirmed and Particularized Suspicion Refined Introduction The Supreme Court of Montana’s decision in State v. Nicole Lee Hunt,...
Commonwealth v. Hardy: Reaffirming Timeliness & Refining the “Actual Innocence” Standard in Pennsylvania Post-Conviction DNA Litigation Introduction In Commonwealth v. Hardy (Pa. 2025) the Supreme...
The “Totality-of-Circumstances Reasonableness Test” for Pedalcyclists: Comprehensive Commentary on Commonwealth v. Linton, 11 WAP 2024 (Pa. 2025) 1. Introduction Commonwealth v. Linton marks the...
“Temporal Alignment” under HRS § 657-1.8: Criminal Statutes in Force at the Time of Abuse Govern Civil Child-Sexual-Abuse Suits Introduction In Foresman v. Foresman, 154 Haw. 46, cert. granted and...
Affirming the Presumption of Reliability in Credible-Fear Interviews: Detailed Commentary on Singh v. Bondi, Second Circuit (2025) 1. Introduction Case name: Gurminder Singh v. Pamela Bondi, U.S....
United States v. Wilson: Reaffirming the “Strong Inference of Trustworthiness” Standard under Federal Rule of Evidence 804(b)(3) and Clarifying Evidentiary Sufficiency for “Use-of-Fire” Obstruction...
When Flight and Vehicle Dominion Suffice: Eleventh Circuit Clarifies Threshold for Knowledge in Constructive Possession of Narcotics Commentary on United States v. Emmanuel Youngblood, No. 24-12647...
“Public-Domain Discovery” Starts the Clock: Commentary on TransPerfect Holdings LLC v. Robert Pincus (3d Cir. 2025) 1. Introduction The United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, in an...
Brown v. Commissioner: Clarifying Claimant’s Burden to Establish Non-SGA Past Work at Step Four Introduction In Brown v. Commissioner, Social Security Administration, No. 24-11068 (5th Cir. 2025),...
No Credible Threat, No Standing: Fifth Circuit Clarifies Employer Standing in Pre-Enforcement Challenges to NLRB Guidance Introduction Burnett Specialists v. Cowen concerns five Texas-based staffing...
“Smith v. General Motors”: Fifth Circuit Re-Affirms Strict Timeliness, Exhaustion, and Limited Continuing-Violation Doctrine under the ADA Introduction In Smith v. General Motors, L.L.C.,...
Standing as a Gatekeeper: Fifth Circuit Restricts Post-Judgment Intervention for Private Unsealing Requests 1. Introduction In Yellow Rock, L.L.C. v. Axiall Corp., No. 24-30540 (5th Cir. June 17,...
Re-affirming AEDPA Deference and Rejecting the “Easily Movable Object” DNA Rule Commentary on Gregory Tucker v. Noah Nagy, 24-1723 (6th Cir. June 17 2025) Introduction In Gregory Tucker v. Noah Nagy,...
When “Culture” Meets the Rules of Evidence: The Sixth Circuit’s New Standard for Authenticating Post-Spoliation HR Records Introduction Jeff L. Kean, a 59-year-old General Manager for Chili’s Grill &...
Helms v. Boyd County Sheriff’s Department: Sixth Circuit Clarifies the Evidentiary Bar for Excessive-Force Claims Based on Second-Hand Audio and Re-affirms the “Active Resistance” Standard in...
Cole v. Toledo Refining Co., LLC Sixth Circuit Clarifies: Where Injuries Are Internally Complex or “Subjective,” All Derivative Harms Also Demand Qualified Expert Proof 1. Introduction Keith Cole, a...