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Bell v. Leavenworth: Post-Egbert Foreclosure of Bivens First-Amendment Claims and the Futility of FTCA Amendments Without Physical Injury Introduction Orlando Bell, a federal prisoner once housed at...
Tenth Circuit Reinforces the “Rediscovered-Memory” Sham-Affidavit Doctrine: A Detailed Commentary on Gabaldon v. New Mexico State Police (10th Cir. 2025) 1. Introduction Case name: Craig Gabaldon v....
P.W. v. Commissioner, SSA: Tenth Circuit Clarifies Use of Pre-2017 Medical-Opinion Rules and Re-Affirms the “Substantial Evidence” Deference in Social Security Appeals 1. Introduction P.W. v....
California § 245(a)(2) Assault Not a “Crime of Violence”: A Comprehensive Commentary on United States v. Sjodin (10th Cir. 2025) Introduction In United States v. Sjodin, No. 23-4069 (10th Cir. 2025),...
Officer Eyewitness Identification as Probable Cause: An In-Depth Commentary on Samuel Scott, Jr. v. City of Miami, 23-11280 (11th Cir., 11 June 2025) Introduction In Samuel Scott, Jr. v. City of...
United States v. Elias Chiroy-CAC: Cementing the Presumption of Legislative Good Faith in Equal-Protection Challenges to 8 U.S.C. § 1326 1. Introduction United States v. Elias Chiroy-CAC (11th Cir....
Presumption of Legislative Good-Faith Prevails: Eleventh Circuit Clarifies Equal-Protection Challenges to 8 U.S.C. § 1326 Introduction United States v. Ignacio Felix-Salinas (consolidated with...
Presumption of Legislative Good Faith Reaffirmed: Eleventh Circuit Joins Nationwide Consensus Upholding 8 U.S.C. § 1326 Against Equal-Protection Challenges Introduction In United States v. Jorge...
Feazell v. Wexford Health Sources, Inc. Seventh Circuit solidifies standards for: (1) proving a private contractor’s Monell liability, (2) showing a physician’s subjective knowledge in...
Feazell v. Wexford: Seventh Circuit Tightens the Evidentiary Screws — Expert Testimony Required and Monell Causation Re-emphasised 1. Introduction On 11 June 2025, the United States Court of Appeals...
Clarifying the Vagueness Doctrine in Third-Party Notification Conditions of Supervised Release Comprehensive Commentary on United States v. Falandis Russell, 7th Cir., June 11 2025 1. Introduction...
Oral Colloquy Cannot Implicitly Amend a Binding Rule 11(c)(1)(C) Plea Agreement: Commentary on United States v. Sherman Threets (7th Cir. 2025) Introduction The Seventh Circuit’s decision in United...
United States v. Russell & Williams: The Seventh Circuit Demands Precision in “Third-Party-Risk” Supervised-Release Conditions and Clarifies Competency-to-Stand-Trial Assessments Introduction On...
People v. T.P. (2025): Elevating the Standard for Effective Assistance—Defense Counsel Must Object to Prosecutorial Summation Misstatements that Undermine a Justification Defense 1. Introduction...
People v. Brenda WW.: Plenary Appellate Review and Non-Creditable Postrelease Supervision under the Domestic Violence Survivors Justice Act 1. Introduction In People v. Brenda WW. (2025 NY Slip Op...
Bail as a “Condition of Release” under CPL 510.10 (4)(t) Comprehensive Commentary on People ex rel. Welch v. Maginley-Liddie (2025) 1. Introduction On 17 June 2025 the New York Court of Appeals...
Disjunctive Drafting and Bail Eligibility: People ex rel. Ellis v. Imperati Establishes that Making a Terroristic Threat is a Bail-Eligible Offense Under CPL 510.10(4)(a) 1. Introduction People ex...
Presumptive Disbarment in Reciprocal Discipline: The New York Rule after Matter of Nguyen (2025) Introduction On 17 June 2025 the Appellate Division, First Department, issued a per-curiam opinion in...
“Law” Includes Local Ordinances: The Michigan Supreme Court’s Re-calibration of County Separation-of-Powers in Hackel v. Macomb County Board of Commissioners Introduction In Mark A. Hackel v. Macomb...
County Charter Ordinances as “Law” Authorizing Independent Counsel & the Trigger of the 60-Day UBAA Suit Period: An In-Depth Commentary on Macomb County Prosecutor v. Macomb County Executive (Mich....