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“Any Means Any”: Idaho Code § 49-456 Applies to All Vehicles Driven in Idaho — A Comprehensive Commentary on State v. Sherwood (Idaho 2025) 1. Introduction Background. In State v. Sherwood, the Idaho...
Gallegos v. Gallegos – Wyoming Supreme Court Re-Affirms Strict Procedural Compliance for Pro Se Appellants Introduction The Wyoming Supreme Court’s decision in Latoya L. Adams f/k/a Latoya L....
State v. Fletcher: Idaho Supreme Court Declares Drug-Dog “Free-Air” Sniffs Non-Searches Under Article I § 17 and Re-Affirms the Bright-Line Automobile Exception 1. Introduction State v. Fletcher,...
State v. Popp (2025): Narrowing “Reasonable Suspicion” When the Predicate Offense is Littering under Idaho Code § 18-7031 1. Introduction State v. Popp is the Idaho Supreme Court’s most recent...
“Finality & Forfeiture”: The Indiana Supreme Court’s Reinforcement of Strict Appellate Deadlines in Juvenile Delinquency Matters – Comment on State of Indiana v. B.H. (2025) 1. Introduction In State...
Clarifying Whelan: Foundation for Inconsistency and the Admissibility of Witness-Adopted Statements – A Commentary on State v. Hamilton (Conn. 2025) Introduction On 1 July 2025 the Supreme Court of...
Retroactive License Revocation for Prosecutorial Sexual Misconduct: A Commentary on Office of Lawyer Regulation v. Daniel P. Steffen, 2025 WI 31 1. Introduction Office of Lawyer Regulation v. Daniel...
“One Case, One Conviction … Eventually” – State v. McAdory and the Reinstatement Power under Wis. Stat. § 346.63(1)(c) Introduction State v. Carl Lee McAdory, 2025 WI 30, presented the Supreme Court...
Adams v. State: Georgia Supreme Court Re-Enforces the Edge Limits—Felon-in-Possession Felony-Murder Stands Outside the Modified Merger Rule and Sets Fresh Guidance on Plain-Error Review 1....
Chapman v. State (2025): Clarifying Judicial Commentary under OCGA § 17-8-57 and Witness-Based Authentication of Firearm Evidence 1. Introduction In Chapman v. The State and its companion case Watson...
Clarifying Waiver of the Defendant’s Right to be Present During Jury Viewings: A Commentary on Jacobs v. State (Supreme Court of Georgia, 2025) Case: Jacobs v. State, S25A0570, Supreme Court of...
Kitchens v. State: Georgia High Court Demands Precise Fact-Finding and Distinct Barker–Doggett Analysis in Speedy-Trial Claims Introduction On 1 July 2025, the Supreme Court of Georgia delivered a...
State v. Haynes: The Connecticut Supreme Court’s Robust Re-Endorsement of the Harris Impeachment Exception and Independent-Source Doctrine Introduction State v. Haynes, 345 Conn. ___ (July 1, 2025),...
State v. Haynes (2025): Connecticut Re-Affirms the Full Harris Impeachment Exception under its State Constitution Introduction State v. Haynes presented the Connecticut Supreme Court with a chance to...
State v. Ramsey (Conn. 2025): Clarifying the Appellate Test for Sufficiency of the Evidence where Self-Defense is Asserted Introduction In State v. Ramsey, 208 A.3d ___ (Conn. 2025), the Supreme...
“Corrected Before Counted” — Alaska Supreme Court Validates Post-Filing Corrections to Initiative Petition Certifications 1. Introduction In Medicine Crow v. Beecher, No. 7775 (Alaska June 27 2025),...
Anchoring Notice: Alaska Supreme Court Requires Insurers to Obtain a USPS Certificate of Mailing for Non-Renewal Notices—Strict Statutory Compliance under AS 21.36.260 and New Guidance on...
“The Voluntary-Acceptance Rule” Supreme Court of West Virginia Clarifies When Failure to File Financial Disclosure Will Not Upset a Divorce Settlement Introduction Anne Y. v. Daniel Y., decided on 27...
In re A.T., B.T., and N.T.: The Supreme Court of West Virginia Clarifies that Erroneously Excluding Parents (Whose Rights Are Intact) from Abuse-and-Neglect Permanency Hearings May Constitute...
Gilhuys v. Hardy County 911 Center: When Lack of Comparators Justifies Summary Judgment Despite Ongoing Discovery in WVHRA Actions Introduction In Gilhuys v. Hardy County 911 Center, the Supreme...