US v. Smith: An ACCA Win on Multiple Georgia Predicates
We don’t often feature unpublished opinions, but this one is too good to pass up. Congratulations to Leigh Ann Webster
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Did you ever wonder what sentences are being doled out for clients prosecuted for COVID-related fraud? Look no further than
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In our local appeals court, wayward doctors are having a moment. In two recent opinions, the Eleventh Circuit has refined
US v. Jackson: An Easter Egg Hunt for Christmas?
Written by Nicole M. Kaplan In December, the Eleventh Circuit decided the Jackson case, which tells us how to decide
The Safety Valve Provision & US v. Garcon
Written by Nicole M. Kaplan In the bad old days, if your client had more than one criminal history point,
What’s going on with robbery predicates?
Once upon a time, the question in this title would have seemed ridiculous. Any conviction labeled “robbery”―state, federal, armed, unarmed,
The Guidelines Commentary: That’s Just Like, Uh, Your Opinion, Man
Written by Nicole M. Kaplan: The en banc Eleventh Circuit recently issued an opinion in United States v. Dupree, 2023
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Your correspondent has been on a blog sabbatical these past few months. He apologizes. Meanwhile, the Eleventh Circuit has been
Money, Money, Money!
Written by Nicole Kaplan My new year’s resolution is to sweat the small stuff! We are often focused almost exclusively
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A DEA-led federal drug task force installed a pole camera outside a home in East Point, Georgia. A local law
The Blue Notes 