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Silence Is Admission: Georgia High Court Reaffirms Presumptive Disbarment for Knowing Client Abandonment and Non‑Cooperation, with Restitution as a Readmission Prerequisite Court: Supreme Court of...
Merits-First Discipline: Georgia Supreme Court Holds It an Abuse of Discretion to Enter Default When a Timely Answer Was Misfiled but Promptly Corrected Case: In the Matter of Herald J.A. Alexander,...
Merritt v. State: Georgia Supreme Court reinforces preservation requirements for shackling and Brady claims and upholds strategic non‑objection under Strickland Introduction In Merritt v. State,...
Stitts v. State: No Plain Error in Omitting Accomplice-Corroboration Instruction Where Independent Evidence Strongly Implicates the Accused Introduction In Stitts v. State, decided November 4, 2025,...
Comparative Negligence in Jail-Custody Cases: Estate of Mabee v. Wheatland County Confirms “Special Circumstances” as the Exception Introduction In Estate of Mabee v. Wheatland County, 2025 MT 252,...
“Illusion of Choice” and Strict Compliance in Montana Civil Commitments: No Waiver of the Five‑Day Hearing or Qualified Evaluation Requirements Absent Knowing, Voluntary Consent Introduction In...
Experts Are Not Automatically Exempt from Sequestration; Presumption of Vindictiveness Bars Increased Sentences Based on Appeal or Lack of Remorse — Commentary on State v. Grimshaw, 2025 MT 250 Case:...
Resentencing Required When a District Court Exceeds the Statutory Maximum—Even with a Fully Suspended Term (State v. S. Foster, 2025 MT 255N) Court: Supreme Court of Montana Date: November 4, 2025...
State v. Ellis: Open-Driveway Encounters—No Search When Evidence Is Voluntarily Produced, and Miranda Not Required During Noncustodial Driveway Questioning Introduction In State v. Z. Ellis, 2025 MT...
Closing the Oglesby Loop and Limiting FOIA’s Law-Enforcement Exemptions: Third Circuit Bars “Federalization” of State Task Forces and Narrows 7(D) and 7(E) in Viola v. DOJ Introduction In a...
Closing the Oglesby Loop and Recalibrating FOIA Proof: Third Circuit Tightens Exemption 7(D) and 7(E), Sets a Trial‑Exhibit Disclosure Presumption, and Limits FOIA’s Reach Over State Task Forces...
Legislative Privilege Is Personal: Fifth Circuit Dismisses Appeal and Clarifies Conjunctive Test for Non‑Party Appellate Standing Introduction In Arnold v. Barbers Hill Independent School District,...
When Rule 15, Not Rule 16, Governs Leave to Amend—and Why IRF Preadmission “Process” Allegations Don’t State FCA Fraud: Commentary on Gentry v. Encompass Health Introduction This Fifth Circuit...
Post-Termination Return Trumps Qualified Persons: Fifth Circuit Clarifies Protective Orders Permit Return of Protected Information to the Producing Party’s Counsel Introduction This consolidated...
Specific Post‑Termination Return Clauses Control: Fifth Circuit Clarifies That Protective Orders Do Not Bar Returning Protected Material to the Producing Party Introduction In Ocwen Loan Servicing,...
Disclaimers Don’t Cure a Breach: Fifth Circuit Holds That Prosecutorial Advocacy for an Above‑Guidelines Sentence Violates a Plea Agreement Even Without a Formal Variance Request Introduction In...
Presentment Is Jurisdictional and Dismissal Must Be Without Prejudice: The Fifth Circuit’s FTCA Clarification and Strict Limitations Enforcement in Williams v. United States Introduction In Williams...
Rule 33 Is Not § 2255: Sixth Circuit Requires a “Modicum of Evidence” for New‑Trial Evidentiary Hearings and Reaffirms the “Foolishness” Deliberate‑Ignorance Instruction After Ruan Case: United...
Res judicata reaffirmed: Second Circuit bars fourth federal suit challenging NYC Campaign Finance Board clawback and cautions vexatious filers with potential leave‑to‑file sanctions Introduction In a...