Update: Tuesday Group Moving to Thursdays in March
Did you know that every Tuesday for more than forty years, the lawyers at the Federal Defender Program have met
The Eleventh Circuit Board
All criminal statutes are inherently vague to some degree. Even so, under the due process clause, ordinary people should be
The Eleventh Circuit Board
In US v. Brooks, the Eleventh Circuit stretched the meaning of “same course of conduct” far past the limits of
Attorney General Issues New DOJ Memo
Two weeks ago, the newly-minted Attorney General, Pam Bondi, issued a newly-minted memorandum directed at federal prosecutors across the nation:
Cert Alert! Rivers v. Lumpkin
Habeas. It’s a twisted procedural maze. It feels like there is no escape. And a second or successive petition is
Know the Rules! – Federal Rules of Evidence Amendments Effective December 1
Amendments to the evidence rules took effect December 1. There is a new rule for illustrative aids that are not
Cert Alert! Esteras v. US
The Supreme Court has granted cert in Esteras v. United States, 23-7483. Section 3583(e) of Title 18 states what §
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