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“No Second-Class Litigants”: The Eleventh Circuit Confirms That Pro Se Status Does Not Shield Parties from Rule 41(b) Dismissal — A Commentary on Dewitt Coates v. Lyft, Inc.

“No Second-Class Litigants”: The Eleventh Circuit Confirms That Pro Se Status Does Not Shield Parties from Rule 41(b) Dismissal — A Commentary on Dewitt Coates v. Lyft, Inc.

Date: Jun 18, 2025
“No Second-Class Litigants”: The Eleventh Circuit Confirms That Pro Se Status Does Not Shield Parties from Rule 41(b) Dismissal — A Commentary on Dewitt Coates v. Lyft, Inc. Introduction The United...
Eleventh Circuit Reaffirms § 922(g)(1) Felon-in-Possession Ban After Bruen and Rahimi

Eleventh Circuit Reaffirms § 922(g)(1) Felon-in-Possession Ban After Bruen and Rahimi

Date: Jun 18, 2025
Eleventh Circuit Reaffirms § 922(g)(1) Felon-in-Possession Ban After Bruen and Rahimi Introduction United States v. Kenya Miguel Johnson, No. 23-10642 (11th Cir. June 16, 2025) is an unpublished but...
Reaffirming the Presumptive Lawfulness of Felon-in-Possession Statutes after Bruen and Rahimi – A Commentary on United States v. Walter Rider

Reaffirming the Presumptive Lawfulness of Felon-in-Possession Statutes after Bruen and Rahimi – A Commentary on United States v. Walter Rider

Date: Jun 18, 2025
Reaffirming the Presumptive Lawfulness of Felon-in-Possession Statutes after Bruen and Rahimi A Comprehensive Commentary on United States v. Walter Rider, 23-13043 (11th Cir. 2025) I. Introduction In...
Sixth Circuit Narrows “Pre-Emptive Retaliation” – Anthony Lee v. Dana Inc.

Sixth Circuit Narrows “Pre-Emptive Retaliation” – Anthony Lee v. Dana Inc.

Date: Jun 18, 2025
Anthony Lee v. Dana Inc.: Sixth Circuit Clarifies the Evidentiary Burden for “Pre-Emptive Retaliation” under Title VII and Michigan’s ELCRA 1. Introduction Anthony Lee, a long-term Black employee at...
“Bringing-the-Parcel-Inside” as a Sufficient Trigger: Sixth Circuit’s Refined Limits on Franks Hearings and Anticipatory Warrants in United States v. Kendrick Watson

“Bringing-the-Parcel-Inside” as a Sufficient Trigger: Sixth Circuit’s Refined Limits on Franks Hearings and Anticipatory Warrants in United States v. Kendrick Watson

Date: Jun 18, 2025
“Bringing-the-Parcel-Inside” as a Sufficient Trigger: Sixth Circuit’s Refined Limits on Franks Hearings and Anticipatory Warrants in United States v. Kendrick Watson I. Introduction In an unpublished...
“No Automatic Federal Hook”: Tenth Circuit Declares that Motor Vehicles Are NOT Per Se “Instrumentalities of Interstate Commerce” under the Federal Kidnapping Act

“No Automatic Federal Hook”: Tenth Circuit Declares that Motor Vehicles Are NOT Per Se “Instrumentalities of Interstate Commerce” under the Federal Kidnapping Act

Date: Jun 18, 2025
“No Automatic Federal Hook”: Tenth Circuit Declares that Motor Vehicles Are NOT Per Se “Instrumentalities of Interstate Commerce” under the Federal Kidnapping Act Introduction United States v....

        United States v. Rivera: Tenth Circuit Endorses “Blind” Grooming-Expert Testimony
        and Clarifies Rule 702/703 Reliance on Third-Party Technical Data

United States v. Rivera: Tenth Circuit Endorses “Blind” Grooming-Expert Testimony and Clarifies Rule 702/703 Reliance on Third-Party Technical Data

Date: Jun 18, 2025
United States v. Rivera: Tenth Circuit Endorses “Blind” Grooming-Expert Testimony and Clarifies Rule 702/703 Reliance on Third-Party Technical Data I. Introduction In United States v. Rivera (10th...
“No Longer than Necessary” – The Tenth Circuit Draws a Bright Line on Detention Length Incident to Third-Party Arrests

“No Longer than Necessary” – The Tenth Circuit Draws a Bright Line on Detention Length Incident to Third-Party Arrests

Date: Jun 18, 2025
“No Longer than Necessary” – The Tenth Circuit Draws a Bright Line on Detention Length Incident to Third-Party Arrests Introduction In United States v. Tyler, the United States Court of Appeals for...
Curtis Walker v. Cromwell: Seventh Circuit Re-affirms AEDPA Deference in Juvenile “De Facto” LWOP Cases

Curtis Walker v. Cromwell: Seventh Circuit Re-affirms AEDPA Deference in Juvenile “De Facto” LWOP Cases

Date: Jun 18, 2025
Curtis Walker v. Dan Cromwell Seventh Circuit Clarifies the Interplay of Miller, Montgomery and Jones under AEDPA 1. Introduction Curtis L. Walker, sentenced at age 17 to life imprisonment with first...
Seventh Circuit Endorses “Search-for-Truth” Reasonable-Doubt Language Under AEDPA Deference

Seventh Circuit Endorses “Search-for-Truth” Reasonable-Doubt Language Under AEDPA Deference

Date: Jun 18, 2025
Seventh Circuit Endorses “Search-for-Truth” Reasonable-Doubt Language Under AEDPA Deference: Commentary on Michael Williams v. Michael Meisner (7th Cir. 2025) 1. Introduction On 16 June 2025, the...
The “Orabona Rule”: When Any Determination of Liability or Damages Requires Reference to an ERISA Plan, All Parallel State-Law Termination Claims Are Pre-empted

The “Orabona Rule”: When Any Determination of Liability or Damages Requires Reference to an ERISA Plan, All Parallel State-Law Termination Claims Are Pre-empted

Date: Jun 18, 2025
The “Orabona Rule”: When Any Determination of Liability or Damages Requires Reference to an ERISA Plan, All Parallel State-Law Termination Claims Are Pre-empted Introduction In Orabona v. Santander...
“From Vouching to Variables” –  State v. Molde Recognizes Purely Statistical Evidence on False Reporting as Permissible Expert Testimony

“From Vouching to Variables” – State v. Molde Recognizes Purely Statistical Evidence on False Reporting as Permissible Expert Testimony

Date: Jun 18, 2025
“From Vouching to Variables” – State v. Molde Recognizes Purely Statistical Evidence on False Reporting as Permissible Expert Testimony 1. Introduction State v. Jobert L. Molde, 2025 WI 21, presented...
No Presumed Confidentiality in Remote Hearings – State v. Grady (2025 WI 22)

No Presumed Confidentiality in Remote Hearings – State v. Grady (2025 WI 22)

Date: Jun 18, 2025
No Presumed Confidentiality in Remote Hearings: The Wisconsin Supreme Court’s Ruling in State v. Kordell L. Grady (2025 WI 22) Key Holding: During remote or hybrid court proceedings, a circuit court...
Clarifying “Pattern of Strip Development” under Vermont Act 250 – Supreme Court Defines the Test and Affirms Farm-Store Permit

Clarifying “Pattern of Strip Development” under Vermont Act 250 – Supreme Court Defines the Test and Affirms Farm-Store Permit

Date: Jun 18, 2025
Clarifying “Pattern of Strip Development” under Vermont Act 250 – Supreme Court Defines the Test and Affirms Farm-Store Permit 1. Introduction In In re SM Farms Shop, LLC Permit Appeal, 2025 VT 33,...
“Particularity & Puffery”: Vermont Supreme Court Tightens Pleading Standards for Fraud and Negligent Misrepresentation in Corporate Mergers – Commentary on Shayne Lynn v. Slang Worldwide, Inc., 2025 VT 30

“Particularity & Puffery”: Vermont Supreme Court Tightens Pleading Standards for Fraud and Negligent Misrepresentation in Corporate Mergers – Commentary on Shayne Lynn v. Slang Worldwide, Inc., 2025 VT 30

Date: Jun 18, 2025
“Particularity & Puffery”: Vermont Supreme Court Tightens Pleading Standards for Fraud and Negligent Misrepresentation in Corporate Mergers Commentary on Shayne Lynn v. Slang Worldwide, Inc., 2025 VT...
“Take the Money, Lose the Appeal” – Gentele v. Gentele Clarifies the Boundaries of Nebraska’s Acceptance-of-Benefits Rule

“Take the Money, Lose the Appeal” – Gentele v. Gentele Clarifies the Boundaries of Nebraska’s Acceptance-of-Benefits Rule

Date: Jun 18, 2025
“Take the Money, Lose the Appeal” – Gentele v. Gentele Clarifies the Boundaries of Nebraska’s Acceptance-of-Benefits Rule Introduction Gentele v. Gentele, 319 Neb. 182 (2025), is the Nebraska Supreme...
“State v. Scott” and the Stringent Threshold for the Joint-Venture Exception in Foreign Searches

“State v. Scott” and the Stringent Threshold for the Joint-Venture Exception in Foreign Searches

Date: Jun 18, 2025
“State v. Scott” and the Stringent Threshold for the Joint-Venture Exception in Foreign Searches Introduction In State v. Scott, 319 Neb. 153 (2025), the Nebraska Supreme Court tackled two distinct...
Bernard v. State: Wyoming Supreme Court Reinforces Res Judicata Limits on Rule 35(a) Motions and Requires Conformity Between Oral and Written Sentences

Bernard v. State: Wyoming Supreme Court Reinforces Res Judicata Limits on Rule 35(a) Motions and Requires Conformity Between Oral and Written Sentences

Date: Jun 18, 2025
Bernard v. State: Wyoming Supreme Court Reinforces Res Judicata Limits on Rule 35(a) Motions and Requires Conformity Between Oral and Written Sentences Introduction In David P. Bernard, Jr. v. State...
Wyoming Supreme Court Clarifies Finality & Voting Standards for Municipal Planning Decisions

Wyoming Supreme Court Clarifies Finality & Voting Standards for Municipal Planning Decisions

Date: Jun 18, 2025
Wyoming Supreme Court Clarifies Finality & Voting Standards for Municipal Planning Decisions Introduction Case: Preserve Our Cody Neighborhoods et al. v. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day...
Reinforcing the “Harm-Threshold”: Galvan v. Malone (2025) Clarifies Evidentiary Burden for Grandparent Visitation in Wyoming

Reinforcing the “Harm-Threshold”: Galvan v. Malone (2025) Clarifies Evidentiary Burden for Grandparent Visitation in Wyoming

Date: Jun 18, 2025
Reinforcing the “Harm-Threshold”: Salvador Galvan v. Sandra Malone, 2025 WY 65 1. Introduction This commentary analyzes the Wyoming Supreme Court’s recent decision in Galvan v. Malone, 2025 WY 65, a...
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