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Lakeland Premier Women’s Clinic v. Jackson: Strict Limits on Rule 56(f) Extensions and the Expert Affidavit Requirement in Mississippi Medical Malpractice Cases I. Introduction A. The Parties and the...
People v. Steinhauser: Minister-of-Justice Aggravation, Dominant Victim-Vulnerability Weighting, and a Split-Suspension Model Allowing Reinstatement by Motion Despite a “One Year and a Day” Term...
Circumstantial Evidence, Trial-Court Deference, and Civil Forfeiture: The Significance of Rae Young Chung v. State ex rel. Brandon Police Department I. Introduction In Rae Young Chung v. State of...
Court-Set Deadlines Govern Motions to Dismiss (Including Stand Your Ground) with Good-Cause/Fundamental Exceptions: Comprehensive Amendments to Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.190 Introduction...
Second Circuit Reaffirms Strict Rule 8 Enforcement and Accepts COVID-19 Testing as Reasonable Religious Accommodation (Nonprecedential) Case: Johnson v. Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, LLC...
Second Circuit Clarifies Revocation Sentencing: Undisputed Probation Facts and Similarity to Prior Offense Can Support an Upward Variance; Retribution for the Underlying Conviction Remains Off-Limits...
Insurrection Under War-Risk Policies Includes Acts by a De Facto Regime Against the U.S.-Recognized Government; “Arising From” Requires But-For Causation Introduction In CITGO Petroleum Corp. v....
Reiterated Objections Require De Novo Review: The Second Circuit Clarifies “Proper Objections” to Magistrate Judge R&Rs in Nambiar v. The Central Orthopedic Group, LLP Introduction In this...
Intervening Misconduct Severs Retaliation Causation and Threadbare § 1981 Pleadings Fail: Eleventh Circuit in Goolsby v. City of Monroe Introduction In Alicia Goolsby v. City of Monroe, the Eleventh...
Simultaneous Miranda Warnings Are Valid If Reasonably Conveyed; Sixth Circuit Reaffirms Post‑Bruen Constitutionality of § 922(g)(1) and § 924(c), and Tightens Recantation-Based New Trial Relief Case:...
Terse §3553(a) Explanations and Anticipated State Revocation Consecutive Orders: Sixth Circuit Affirms Sentencing Discretion Under Setser and U.S.S.G. §5G1.3(d) Introduction In United States v....
Clear-Error Review Governs Threat-Based Obstruction Enhancements Under § 3C1.1; Corroborated, Present-Tense CI Tips Sustain Home Search Warrants Introduction In United States v. Jarrett Howard (6th...
No Chevron Needed: DEA Registration Does Not Immunize Practitioners from § 841(a); Sixth Circuit Affirms Ruan Knowledge Can Be Proven Circumstantially in Pregnant-Patient Prescribing Case: United...
Tenth Circuit: Technical Service Defects Cannot Thwart Merits; APA Review Requires Federal Final Agency Action — Miller v. USDA Introduction In Miller v. USDA, No. 24-6252 (10th Cir. Oct. 28, 2025),...
Tenth Circuit: Federal Kidnapping Is Not a “Crime of Violence” for § 3559(f)(2) Mandatory Minimums Introduction In United States v. Ford (10th Cir. Oct. 28, 2025), the Tenth Circuit resolved a...
Tenth Circuit clarifies Long protective-sweep reasonable suspicion: pre-approach “dramatic” movement, objectively grounded recent gang affiliation, and violent criminal history can, in combination,...
Intent to Steal May Be Inferred from Social Media Planning and Forced Entry; Co‑Conspirator Messages Admissible with Independent Proof of Conspiracy Introduction This commentary examines the Wyoming...
No Private or Equitable Right to Preempt State Hemp Laws Under the 2018 Farm Bill: Tenth Circuit Upholds Wyoming’s Delta‑8 Restrictions Introduction In Green Room LLC v. State of Wyoming (10th Cir....