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Deported Former State Prisoners Must Name a Current Custodian to Invoke Federal Habeas Jurisdiction Introduction In St. John v. Campbell, the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit...
Specific Causation Evidence Is Required for Health-Risk-Based Disability Accommodations Introduction In Friedman v. Central Maine Power Company, the First Circuit affirmed summary judgment for...
Virginia Firearm Use During Robbery Is a Guidelines Crime of Violence; Drug-Trafficking Conspiracy Remains a Controlled Substance Offense in the First Circuit Introduction In United States v. Mao,...
Putnam v. EPR Properties: Unauthenticated Public Records Can Support a Prima Facie Showing of Personal Jurisdiction and Justify Jurisdictional Discovery; Jurisdictional Dismissals Should Be Without...
Miles v. Bowers: First Step Act Time Credits Accrue From Statutory Sentence Commencement, Not BOP Arrival/Assessment Rules Introduction In Miles v. Bowers (1st Cir. Apr. 27, 2026), Arthur...
“Establishes” Means More Than “Relevant Conduct”: First Circuit Requires Clear Findings Before Using Acquitted Conduct to Trigger the Fraud Guideline via FDCA Misbranding 1. Introduction In United...
No Categorical Bar to Gang-Opposition Political-Opinion Asylum Claims; BIA Must Address Religion Claims 1. Introduction In Lopez Martinez v. Blanche (1st Cir. Apr. 23, 2026), Victor Geovany Lopez...
Uncharged “Structuring” Withdrawals Are Intrinsic Evidence of Payroll-Tax and Insurance-Premium Fraud Schemes (and Implicit-Bias Instructions Are Not Required Where Voir Dire and Neutrality...
Rule 703 Cannot Backdoor Testimonial Victim Statements: Expert “Basis” Testimony Triggers Crawford and Requires Harmless-Beyond-a-Reasonable-Doubt Review I. Introduction In United States v. Cartagena...
Domicile Confers General Jurisdiction Over Individuals, While Undeveloped Personal-Jurisdiction Theories Are Waived on Appeal I. Introduction In T. H. Glennon Co., Inc. v. Monday (1st Cir. Apr. 17,...
Limits on BIA Appellate Review: No New “Intent” Findings to Reverse Adjustment of Status Without IJ Factfinding I. Introduction In Taveras Martinez v. Blanche (1st Cir. Apr. 17, 2026), the First...
Ammunition-Quantity Upward Variances Require a Case-Specific Rationale—Especially When No Firearm Is Present Case: United States v. Nieves-Díaz (1st Cir. Apr. 14, 2026) | Panel: Barron (C.J.),...
Garcia-Navarro v. Universal Insurance Company — Preserved-Retroactivity Requirement and the “Intricate Part” Expansion of Professional-Services Exclusions Court: United States Court of Appeals for...
Waiting-Period “Conditions on Commercial Sale” Fall Outside Bruen Step One Absent Abusive Use: Beckwith v. Frey (1st Cir. 2026) Court: United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit Date: April...
Remand Required When a § 853(n) Petition Is Dismissed Without Addressing Leave to Amend, Especially for Pro Se Claimants I. Introduction United States v. Calderin-Pascual (1st Cir. Apr. 3, 2026)...
Post-Petition Employment Retaliation Claims Are PROMESA “Administrative Expenses” and Are Discharged if Not Timely Filed 1. Introduction Villalobos-Santana v. PR Police Department (1st Cir. Apr. 2,...
PROMESA Title III Discharge Bars Collection of § 1988 Fee Awards When Claimants Had Actual Knowledge and Missed the Administrative-Expense Bar Date I. Introduction In Ocasio v. Comision Estatal de...
Stipulation Is Not a Shield: Limited CSAM Publication and Agent Descriptions May Be Admitted Under Rule 403 to Prove Knowing Possession 1. Introduction In United States v. Ross (1st Cir. Apr. 2,...