The Eleventh Circuit Board
Quiz Questions: 1. When does Federal Rule of Evidence 803(3) allow a court to admit hearsay statements, including the client’s
Bee Litigious: It’s A New Day for Minor Role Objections
[By Jaster Francis] At our recent St. Crispin’s Day Celebration, our illustrious colleagues Colin Garrett and Sean Young told us
The Eleventh Circuit Board
Quiz Questions: 1. Can a failure to report child abuse that might have happened make one criminally liable for a
High-Tech Thursday: Build an AI Briefing That Works as Hard as You Do
[By Kyana Givens, FDP Special Counsel for Strategic Litigation & Automation] Raise your hand if you have ever learned about
Bee Litigious! AI-generated images have First Amendment protection
[By Jaster Francis] Few things have become more polarizing than artificial intelligence. Some hate it, refusing to use the technology
St. Crispin’s Day CLE: Registration is Open
Life in a criminal defense law firm is never easy, and now the U.S. Marshals Service is trying to make
Federal Defender Program, Inc. v. U.S. Marshals Service
The lawsuit is in. The press release is out. The press conference is Friday. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEOctober 8, 2026 Contact:Natasha
The Eleventh Circuit Board
BNB Quiz Questions: 1. Once a person is found to have committed a 21 U.S.C. § 841(a) drug violation, does
High-Tech Thursday: Third-Party Doctrine, Meet your Blind Spot
[By Kyana Givens] In Chatrie v. United States, the Supreme Court did more than revisit Carpenter v. United States, 585
Bee Litigious! Bee Vigilant!
[By Nicole Kaplan] A fresh Fourth Circuit opinion, United States v. Griffin, 2026 WL 2357208 (4th Cir. Aug. 14, 2026),
