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State v. Thomas (La. 2025): Re-articulating the “Reasonable-Likelihood” Prejudice Standard and Expanding Defense Counsel’s Duty to Exploit Available Exculpatory Evidence Introduction On 27 June 2025...
State v. Bracken: Louisiana Embraces the Modified Allen Charge and Overrules Nicholson 1. Introduction The Supreme Court of Louisiana’s decision in State of Louisiana v. Dionte Bracken, 2024-K-00375...
State v. Noehl (La. 2025): Re-affirming the Objective “Custody” Test for Miranda in Non-Police-Station Settings Introduction State of Louisiana v. John Noehl and Analise Noehl is the Louisiana...
United States v. Hardaway – The Eleventh Circuit Confirms that Sensory-Based Circumstantial Evidence Alone Can Establish Controlled-Substance Possession in Supervised-Release Revocation Proceedings...
When “Stand-Your-Ground” Trumps the Aggressor Doctrine: An In-Depth Commentary on State of Louisiana v. Kayla Jean Giles Coutee (La. 2025) 1. Introduction The Supreme Court of Louisiana’s per curiam...
“Apprendi Errors and the Sentencing-Only Remedy” A Comprehensive Commentary on State of Louisiana v. Malcolm J. Chester, 2024-K-00207 (La. June 27, 2025) 1. Introduction The Supreme Court of...
“Any” Special Privilege or Advantage: The Louisiana Supreme Court Clarifies the Intent Element in False Personation of a Peace Officer (State v. Reginald Ruffins, 2025) 1. Introduction State of...
“An Employer Cannot Aid and Abet Its Own Discriminatory Conduct” – Commentary on Collins v. Federal Express Corp., 24-1478-cv (2d Cir. 2025) 1. Introduction Collins v. Federal Express Corp. is a...
Equitable Tolling Rebuffed for Pereira/Niz-Chavez “Stop-Time” Arguments A Comprehensive Commentary on Guo Mei Liao v. Bondi, Second Circuit, 26 June 2025 1. Introduction The case of Guo Mei Liao v....
No Qualified Immunity for Rigged Identifications and Brady Violations – A Comprehensive Commentary on Galloway v. County of Nassau (2d Cir. 2025) 1. Introduction In Galloway v. County of Nassau, the...
Eleventh Circuit Affirms that Voluntary Dismissal Forecloses Rule 60(b)(6) Relief in TRIA/ATA Asset-Turnover Cases Introduction In Antonio Caballero v. Leonardo González Dellan, the United States...
“From Boulders to Pebbles”: Eleventh Circuit Re-Affirms the “Any-Part” Causation Standard and Retires McDonnell-Douglas for Federal-Sector Discrimination and Retaliation Claims Introduction The...
Extending “Relation-Back” Tolling to Florida Rule 3.851: A Commentary on Thomas Overton v. Secretary, FL DOC (11th Cir. 2025) Introduction On 26 June 2025 the United States Court of Appeals for the...
Extending Bates: Eleventh Circuit Confirms Relation-Back Tolling for Facially-Deficient Rule 3.851 Motions in Capital Habeas Cases 1. Introduction Thomas Mitchell Overton, a Florida death-row...
“One Unified Limited-Appearance Form” – A New Benchmark in Florida Family-Law Self-Help Documentation Introduction In In Re: Amendments to the Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure – Forms,...
“The Girley Standard”: Florida Supreme Court Clarifies the Limits of Lawyers’ Public Criticism of Judges Introduction On 26 June 2025 the Supreme Court of Florida decided The Florida Bar v. Brooke...
Colorado Adopts a Four-Factor Reasonableness Test for Delays in Seeking Search Warrants After a Probable-Cause Seizure: People v. Mills (2025 CO 47) Introduction In People v. Mills, 2025 CO 47, the...
Colorado Adopts Four-Factor Test for Reasonableness of Delay Between Seizure and Search Warrant Application Introduction In People v. Mills, 2025 CO 47 (Colo. 2025), the Colorado Supreme Court...
No Automatic Revival of Jury Demand After Vacatur in Dependency and Neglect Cases: Re‑Demand and Timeliness Required under § 19-3-202(2) and C.R.J.P. 4.3(a) Case: The People of the State of Colorado...
Colorado Supreme Court: No Automatic Revival of a Waived Adjudicatory Jury Demand After Vacatur; New, Timely Demand Required in Dependency and Neglect Cases Introduction In People ex rel. Kay. W. v....