The Eleventh Circuit Board
Three years ago, Judge Amy Totenberg imposed a sentence of probation by writing (and reciting in open court) a poem.
The Eleventh Circuit Board
We start with hopeful news about the Armed Career Criminal Act. The Supreme Court continues to prescribe us antidotes to
Van Buren v. U.S.: Yes, go ahead and check the baseball scores at work
[You’ll also find this piece on Don Samuel’s Contemporary Legal Problems blog, where he and others write wise and witty
The Eleventh Circuit Board
The Eleventh Circuit has again landed on the wrong side of a circuit split. In the First Step Act, Congress
Not-Guilty Verdict in the Russell Building
Three weeks ago, a trial team of the Federal Defender Program won an acquittal in the office’s first COVID-era jury
The Eleventh Circuit Board
The Blues are back. After a one-year hiatus, the Federal Defender Program returns with our weekly(-ish) summaries of the Eleventh
The 11th Circuit Board
Good day, defenders of the righteous and oppressed, from your new 11CB correspondent. You will find here a collection of
The 11th Circuit Board
Our appeals court prides itself on having one of the highest workloads of all the federal circuit courts. Indeed, the
The Tuttle Report
A pop quiz: Which of these judges, listed on recent Eleventh Circuit opinions, is an active judge on the Eleventh
Acquittals, acquittals everywhere
By Victoria Calvert Greetings, everyone! We are a little delayed in our reporting but figure this post will bring you
The Blue Notes 