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Post‑Counterman Bomb‑Threat Prosecutions: Eleventh Circuit Confirms that “Willfully” in 18 U.S.C. § 844(e) and the Pattern “Serious Threat” Instruction Satisfy the First Amendment

Post‑Counterman Bomb‑Threat Prosecutions: Eleventh Circuit Confirms that “Willfully” in 18 U.S.C. § 844(e) and the Pattern “Serious Threat” Instruction Satisfy the First Amendment

Date: Oct 9, 2025
Post‑Counterman Bomb‑Threat Prosecutions: Eleventh Circuit Confirms that “Willfully” in 18 U.S.C. § 844(e) and the Pattern “Serious Threat” Instruction Satisfy the First Amendment Case: United States...
No Indictment Presumption for Probable Cause; Body‑Weight Pressure on Restrained Suspects and “Small‑Group” Identification: Sixth Circuit Partially Revives Claims in English v. Kral

No Indictment Presumption for Probable Cause; Body‑Weight Pressure on Restrained Suspects and “Small‑Group” Identification: Sixth Circuit Partially Revives Claims in English v. Kral

Date: Oct 9, 2025
No Indictment Presumption for Probable Cause; Body‑Weight Pressure on Restrained Suspects and “Small‑Group” Identification: Sixth Circuit Partially Revives Claims in English v. Kral Court: U.S. Court...
Mandamus as Safety Valve: Sixth Circuit Reaffirms Privilege and Work-Product Protection for Corporate Internal Investigations Triggered by Government Probes

Mandamus as Safety Valve: Sixth Circuit Reaffirms Privilege and Work-Product Protection for Corporate Internal Investigations Triggered by Government Probes

Date: Oct 9, 2025
Mandamus as Safety Valve: Sixth Circuit Reaffirms Privilege and Work-Product Protection for Corporate Internal Investigations Triggered by Government Probes Case: In re FirstEnergy Corp., No. 24-3654...
First-to-File Is Not an Independent Transfer Power: Sixth Circuit Authorizes Mandamus to Vacate Unauthorized Inter‑Circuit Transfers

First-to-File Is Not an Independent Transfer Power: Sixth Circuit Authorizes Mandamus to Vacate Unauthorized Inter‑Circuit Transfers

Date: Oct 9, 2025
First-to-File Is Not an Independent Transfer Power: Sixth Circuit Authorizes Mandamus to Vacate Unauthorized Inter‑Circuit Transfers Introduction This published Sixth Circuit decision addresses when...
Yoder v. Bowen: Sixth Circuit Leaves Drone-Hunting Ban Intact and Narrows the Speech-Inputs Doctrine—For Now

Yoder v. Bowen: Sixth Circuit Leaves Drone-Hunting Ban Intact and Narrows the Speech-Inputs Doctrine—For Now

Date: Oct 9, 2025
Yoder v. Bowen: Sixth Circuit Leaves Drone-Hunting Ban Intact and Narrows the Speech-Inputs Doctrine—For Now Introduction In Mike Yoder v. Scott Bowen, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit...
Persistent Assertions of Innocence Defeat Plea-Stage Prejudice: Eleventh Circuit Clarifies When § 2255 Petitioners Get an Evidentiary Hearing

Persistent Assertions of Innocence Defeat Plea-Stage Prejudice: Eleventh Circuit Clarifies When § 2255 Petitioners Get an Evidentiary Hearing

Date: Oct 9, 2025
Persistent Assertions of Innocence Defeat Plea-Stage Prejudice: Eleventh Circuit Clarifies When § 2255 Petitioners Get an Evidentiary Hearing Introduction In Catrell Ivory v. United States (11th Cir....
Waiver-by-Acquiescence at Sentencing and the Near-Irrebuttable Presumption for Below-Guidelines Terms: United States v. Petre (7th Cir. 2025)

Waiver-by-Acquiescence at Sentencing and the Near-Irrebuttable Presumption for Below-Guidelines Terms: United States v. Petre (7th Cir. 2025)

Date: Oct 9, 2025
Waiver-by-Acquiescence at Sentencing and the Near-Irrebuttable Presumption for Below-Guidelines Terms: United States v. Petre (7th Cir. 2025) Court: United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh...
Jus Soli, Not Domicile: First Circuit Reaffirms Birthright Citizenship and Clarifies Injunctive Scope in Doe v. Trump

Jus Soli, Not Domicile: First Circuit Reaffirms Birthright Citizenship and Clarifies Injunctive Scope in Doe v. Trump

Date: Oct 9, 2025
Jus Soli, Not Domicile: First Circuit Reaffirms Birthright Citizenship and Clarifies Injunctive Scope in Doe v. Trump Introduction In Doe v. Trump, the First Circuit confronted Executive Order 14160,...
First Circuit Confirms Birthright Citizenship Bars EO 14160 and Clarifies Injunctions Cannot Run Against the President or Agencies

First Circuit Confirms Birthright Citizenship Bars EO 14160 and Clarifies Injunctions Cannot Run Against the President or Agencies

Date: Oct 9, 2025
First Circuit Confirms Birthright Citizenship Bars EO 14160 and Clarifies Injunctions Cannot Run Against the President or Agencies Introduction In New Hampshire Indonesian Community Support v. Trump,...
Jus Soli Reaffirmed and Universal Relief Clarified: First Circuit Strikes Down EO 14160 and Holds “Subject to the Jurisdiction” Encompasses Nearly All U.S.-Born Children

Jus Soli Reaffirmed and Universal Relief Clarified: First Circuit Strikes Down EO 14160 and Holds “Subject to the Jurisdiction” Encompasses Nearly All U.S.-Born Children

Date: Oct 9, 2025
Jus Soli Reaffirmed and Universal Relief Clarified: First Circuit Strikes Down EO 14160 and Holds “Subject to the Jurisdiction” Encompasses Nearly All U.S.-Born Children Introduction This appeal from...
Evenhanded Pork Sales Bans Survive: First Circuit Applies National Pork to Reject Dormant Commerce Clause and FMIA/PSA Preemption Challenges

Evenhanded Pork Sales Bans Survive: First Circuit Applies National Pork to Reject Dormant Commerce Clause and FMIA/PSA Preemption Challenges

Date: Oct 9, 2025
Evenhanded Pork Sales Bans Survive: First Circuit Applies National Pork to Reject Dormant Commerce Clause and FMIA/PSA Preemption Challenges Introduction In Triumph Foods, LLC v. Campbell (1st Cir....
Disfavoring Token-Efforts-Only Terminations in Private Petitions and Rejecting Admissions by Silence: Nevada Supreme Court’s Guidance in In re Parental Rights as to S.A.T.

Disfavoring Token-Efforts-Only Terminations in Private Petitions and Rejecting Admissions by Silence: Nevada Supreme Court’s Guidance in In re Parental Rights as to S.A.T.

Date: Oct 9, 2025
Disfavoring Token-Efforts-Only Terminations in Private Petitions and Rejecting Admissions by Silence: Nevada Supreme Court’s Guidance in In re Parental Rights as to S.A.T. Introduction In In the...
State v. Chavez: Reaffirming that Pre‑arming, a Prolonged Multi‑Stab Attack, and Post‑Crime Evasion Support Deliberate Intent; Self‑Defense Instruction Requires Subjective Fear of Death or Great Bodily Harm

State v. Chavez: Reaffirming that Pre‑arming, a Prolonged Multi‑Stab Attack, and Post‑Crime Evasion Support Deliberate Intent; Self‑Defense Instruction Requires Subjective Fear of Death or Great Bodily Harm

Date: Oct 9, 2025
State v. Chavez: Reaffirming that Pre‑arming, a Prolonged Multi‑Stab Attack, and Post‑Crime Evasion Support Deliberate Intent; Self‑Defense Instruction Requires Subjective Fear of Death or Great...
Visiting-Judge Assignment Irregularities Render Judgments Voidable, Not Void: Ohio Supreme Court Reaffirms Limits of Habeas in Lowe v. Smith

Visiting-Judge Assignment Irregularities Render Judgments Voidable, Not Void: Ohio Supreme Court Reaffirms Limits of Habeas in Lowe v. Smith

Date: Oct 9, 2025
Visiting-Judge Assignment Irregularities Render Judgments Voidable, Not Void: Ohio Supreme Court Reaffirms Limits of Habeas in Lowe v. Smith Case: Lowe v. Smith, Warden, Slip Opinion No....
Commutation Is Not a New Judgment: Ohio Supreme Court Confirms Governor’s Power to Substitute LWOP for Death Without Ex Post Facto Implications

Commutation Is Not a New Judgment: Ohio Supreme Court Confirms Governor’s Power to Substitute LWOP for Death Without Ex Post Facto Implications

Date: Oct 9, 2025
Commutation Is Not a New Judgment: Ohio Supreme Court Confirms Governor’s Power to Substitute LWOP for Death Without Ex Post Facto Implications Case: State ex rel. Hawkins v. Frederick, Slip Opinion...
Pleading Matters in Election Mandamus: Generic “Any Other Relief” Is Insufficient to Compel an R.C. 3503.24(B) Hearing or Alternative Remedies

Pleading Matters in Election Mandamus: Generic “Any Other Relief” Is Insufficient to Compel an R.C. 3503.24(B) Hearing or Alternative Remedies

Date: Oct 9, 2025
Pleading Matters in Election Mandamus: Generic “Any Other Relief” Is Insufficient to Compel an R.C. 3503.24(B) Hearing or Alternative Remedies Introduction In State ex rel. Hicks v. Adams County...
No Prohibition for Procedural Missteps Under R.C. 2981.03: Subject-Matter Jurisdiction vs. Exercise of Jurisdiction in Post-Sentence Property-Return Orders

No Prohibition for Procedural Missteps Under R.C. 2981.03: Subject-Matter Jurisdiction vs. Exercise of Jurisdiction in Post-Sentence Property-Return Orders

Date: Oct 9, 2025
No Prohibition for Procedural Missteps Under R.C. 2981.03: Subject-Matter Jurisdiction vs. Exercise of Jurisdiction in Post-Sentence Property-Return Orders Introduction This commentary analyzes the...
Accident-Triggered Cervical Myelopathy and Level-Specific Stenosis Progression Can Create Triable Causation Despite Extensive Comorbidities: Moore v. Maley

Accident-Triggered Cervical Myelopathy and Level-Specific Stenosis Progression Can Create Triable Causation Despite Extensive Comorbidities: Moore v. Maley

Date: Oct 9, 2025
Accident-Triggered Cervical Myelopathy and Level-Specific Stenosis Progression Can Create Triable Causation Despite Extensive Comorbidities: Moore v. Maley Introduction In Moore v. Maley, 2025 NY...
Patient-Specific Risks Fall Outside Utah’s Learned Intermediary Rule for Pharmacists

Patient-Specific Risks Fall Outside Utah’s Learned Intermediary Rule for Pharmacists

Date: Oct 9, 2025
Patient-Specific Risks Fall Outside Utah’s Learned Intermediary Rule for Pharmacists Introduction In Jensen v. Walgreen Co., 2025 UT 41 (Utah Oct. 2, 2025), the Utah Supreme Court clarified the scope...
Redistribution, Not Reversion: Third Department Clarifies Unclaimed Class Settlement Funds and the Role of Qualified Settlement Funds in O'Brien v. Sagbolt LLC

Redistribution, Not Reversion: Third Department Clarifies Unclaimed Class Settlement Funds and the Role of Qualified Settlement Funds in O'Brien v. Sagbolt LLC

Date: Oct 9, 2025
Redistribution, Not Reversion: The Third Department Clarifies Unclaimed Class Settlement Funds and the Role of Qualified Settlement Funds Introduction In O'Brien v. Sagbolt LLC, 2025 NY Slip Op 05280...
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