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“Link-the-Mail” Doctrine: State ex rel. Mobley v. Grabman (2025) and the Evidentiary Threshold for Statutory Damages under Ohio’s Public-Records Act 1. Introduction State ex rel. Mobley v. Grabman,...
Punitive Sanctions, Inherent Powers, and Rule 11: The New Due-Process Divide in Butler v. Motiva Performance Engineering, LLC 1. Introduction Background. The litigation began with Creig Butler’s...
Kileen v. Didio: The New Mexico Supreme Court Mandates a Per-Vehicle Offer of UM/UIM Coverage Introduction Kileen v. Didio, Opinion No. 2 (June 30 2025), marks the latest and most consequential...
State v. Goldman: Clarifying the Permissible Use of “And/Or” in Felony-Murder Jury Instructions Introduction State v. Goldman, No. S-1-SC-40100 (N.M. Sup. Ct. June 30 2025), is a non-precedential...
State v. Moore: Narrowing the Definition of “Serious Firearm Offense” for 30 % Cash Bonds Introduction Case: State v. Moore, Supreme Court of Connecticut (2025) Core issue: Whether conspiracy to...
State v. Moore: The Element-Focused Definition of “Serious Firearm Offense” in Connecticut Bail Law 1. Introduction On 8 July 2025 the Supreme Court of Connecticut handed down State v. Moore, a...
“Clay v. State” and the Clarification of Res Judicata’s Reach in Probation-Revocation Appeals Introduction The Wyoming Supreme Court’s decision in Jeremy Gene Clay v. The State of Wyoming, 2025 WY...
The “Duke Rule” – When Victim Testimony & Expert Estimates Alone Sustain a Restitution Award Introduction In Timothy B. Duke v. State of Wyoming, 2025 WY 72, the Wyoming Supreme Court confronted a...
“Continuous Coercion” & the Role of Personal History: State v. Joan L. Stetzer, 2025 WI 34 – New Parameters for Wisconsin’s Coercion Defense 1. Introduction On 3 July 2025 the Wisconsin Supreme Court...
Wisconsin DOC v. Hayes: Supreme Court Clarifies “Good-Cause” Threshold for Hearsay at Probation-Revocation Hearings Introduction In State ex rel. Wisconsin Department of Corrections, Division of...
Implied-Repeal-by-Substitution: Wisconsin Supreme Court Dispenses with the 1849 Abortion Ban in Josh Kaul v. Urmanski (2025 WI 32) 1. Introduction The Wisconsin Supreme Court’s decision in Josh Kaul...
“The Davis Doctrine” – Post-Verdict Juror Statements Are Inadmissible Under NRS 50.065(2)(a) Introduction Davis (Laron) v. State, decided by the Supreme Court of Nevada on 2 July 2025, concerns the...
“Dwelling” for Home-Occupation Permits Must Independently Qualify as an Allowed Category of Dwelling in the Zone – Friends of Yamhill County v. Yamhill County, 373 Or 790 (2025) 1. Introduction In...
Allen v. State (2025): The “Self-Representation Bar” – Clarifying the Procedural Limits on Postconviction Claims by Pro Se Capital Defendants Introduction Scottie D. Allen, already serving a 25-year...
“Express-Authorization Doctrine” for Ablative Cosmetic Medical Procedures A Commentary on Anderson v. Utah Department of Commerce, 2025 UT 19 1. Introduction Anderson v. Department of Commerce...
Johnson v. Village of Polk (319 Neb. 352): Co-Equal Permitting – Municipal Wellhead Protection Ordinances Coexist with NRD Well-Drilling Authority Introduction The Nebraska Supreme Court’s decision...
Washington v. State: Temporal-Proximity Sufficiency & the Narrow Scope of Corpus Delicti in Delaware Concealed-Firearm Prosecutions Introduction On 2 July 2025 the Supreme Court of Delaware affirmed...
“More-Than-Enough” Predicate Felonies: Fulton v. State and the Narrow Path to Extraordinary Circumstances under Delaware Rule 35 Introduction Fulton v. State, No. 123, 2025, decided by the Supreme...
Statutory Cross-Reference Prevails: How Rembert v. State Clarifies the Violent-Felony Predicate Rule After Subsection Renumbering 1. Introduction The Delaware Supreme Court’s decision in Rembert v....