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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...
Police-Involved-Shooting Reviews Do Not Automatically Trigger U.S.S.G. § 2J1.2(c) “Murder Investigation” Cross-Reference; Upward Variances May Rest on Policy Disagreement with § 2K2.1 in Non-Routine...
United States v. Ashantae Corruthers: Upward Variances for Straw Purchases Based on Case-Specific Dangerous Consequences and Policy Disagreement with U.S.S.G. § 2K2.1; Limits on U.S.S.G. § 2J1.2(c)...
Agency Action Is Arbitrary and Capricious When It Ignores a Potentially Controlling Royalty Settlement Agreement 1. Introduction Case: Devon Energy Production Company v. DOI (10th Cir. Apr. 27, 2026)...
Martinez v. City of Aurora: Lindke’s “Actual Authority” Requirement Bars § 1983 State Action Where an Officer on Administrative Leave Was Explicitly Forbidden to Act 1. Introduction In Martinez v....
United States v. Petro: Prosecutors May Not Argue the Presumption of Innocence Has Been “Removed” Before Deliberations (and Visual Metaphors Can Aggravate Plain-Error Prejudice) Introduction In...
Ward v. Wesley Medical Center: Pretrial-Order Waiver and Strict Rule 56 Compliance (Plus Employer-Knowledge and Temporal-Proximity Limits) in ADA/FMLA Litigation Introduction In Ward v. Wesley...
Appellate Cure of Defective Diversity Jurisdiction by Dropping a Dispensable Nondiverse Party Under Rule 21 Introduction In Randall Winslow v. Extra Space Storage, No. 25-2249 (3d Cir. Apr. 24, 2026)...
Post-Alliance Standing Rule: Legal-Services Organizations and Counties Cannot Manufacture Article III Injury by Voluntarily Incurring Costs to Oppose or Adapt to S.B. 4 Case: United States v. State...
Harmless-Error Affirmance for Excluded “Effect on Listener” Statements in § 913 DEA-Impersonation Prosecutions 1. Introduction In United States v. Khriy Sherrod Simon (4th Cir. Apr. 24, 2026)...
Specific-Date Proof of False Medicaid Claims Required for § 1347 Health Care Fraud Convictions Case: United States v. Richard Davis (4th Cir. Apr. 24, 2026) (unpublished) Disposition: Reversed,...
Undisputed PSR Adoption at Resentencing Defeats Plain-Error Attacks on Guidelines Factfinding and Criminal History Introduction In United States v. Mychael Saunders (3d Cir. Apr. 23, 2026) (not...
Objective Reasonableness Turns on the Officer’s Reasonable Perception of a Deadly Threat, Even if Weapon Possession Is Disputed Introduction In Estate of Justin Paul Smith v. City of Philadelphia (3d...
Standing Splits by Remedy: Parents Have Damages Standing as “Objects” of a School Gender-Identity Policy, but Prospective Standing Requires More Than “Considering” Re-Enrollment Introduction In Jane...
Compassionate Release: A Negotiated Life Sentence That Avoided the Death Penalty Is Not “Unusually Long” Under USSG § 1B1.13(b)(6) 1. Introduction In United States v. Julio Otero (3d Cir. Apr. 23,...
COA Denied for Rule 2(c) Pleading Defects and Waiver of Any Challenge to a Procedural Dismissal in § 2254 Appeals Introduction In Welch v. Attorney General of the State of Colorado (10th Cir. Apr....
Revocation Proof and Confrontation in the Eleventh Circuit: Custodian Affidavits May Suffice, but “Missed Treatment” Requires Competent Evidence Introduction In United States v. Amaury Rodriguez...
Jarvis v. County of Teton, Wyoming — Litigants Must Verify AI-Generated Citations; Fabricated Authorities Are Disregarded and May Trigger Sanctions Introduction In Jarvis v. County of Teton Wyoming...
Eleventh Circuit Reaffirms that § 922(g)(1) Remains Constitutional After Bruen and Rahimi and Treats Closing-Argument Inferences as Non-Plain Error 1. Introduction In United States v. Anthony Mackey...