0 When is a Below-Guidelines Sentence Unreasonable? U.S. v. Pineda, Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, Filed November 13, 2018 in Federal Sentencing. Posted October 22, 2019 Tags can a below-guidelines sentence be unreasonable
0 Career Offender for Non-Violent Offenses? U.S. v. Pineda, Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, Filed November 13, 2018 in Career Offender Guideline, Federal Sentencing. Posted October 18, 2019 Tags should career offender status be based only on violent offenses
0 Elizabeth Franklin-Best Elected to Federal Bar Association Board in Press Release. Posted October 15, 2019 Tags elected to federal bar association board
1 Horry County Judge Declares SC’s Forfeiture Statutes Unconstitutional in Asset Forfeiture, Due Process, Eighth Amendment. Posted October 14, 2019 Tags judge declares SC's forfeiture statutes unconstitutional
0 American Citizens Cannot Challenge Their Inclusion on Government Kill List: Kareem v. Haspel, US District Court for the District of Columbia, September 24, 2019 in Due Process. Posted October 10, 2019 Tags disposition matrix Due Process kareem v. haspel kill list state secrets privilege
0 Court Rules that Terrorism Screening Database is Unconstitutional: Elhady v. Kable, U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia in Due Process. Posted October 7, 2019 Tags no-fly list terrorism screening database (TSDB)
0 When a Judge Sets Bail and Administers Court Funds is There a Judicial Conflict of Interest? Caliste v. Cantrell, Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, Filed August 29, 2019 in Due Process, Equal Protection, Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. Posted October 2, 2019 Tags judicial conflict of interest
0 Use of a Means of Identification to Produce Another Means of Identification: U.S. v. Kalu, Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, Filed August 30, 2019 in Federal Sentencing, Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, Health Care Fraud. Posted September 30, 2019 Tags Federal Sentencing Guidelines means of identification enhancement
0 What Does “Knowingly” Mean? Rehaif v. United States, US Supreme Court, Decided June 21, 2019 in 18 USC Section 922(g), United States Supreme Court Opinions. Posted September 24, 2019 Tags does knowingly apply to all elements what does knowingly mean
0 Does Double Jeopardy Apply to Federal Court? Gamble v. United States, US Supreme Court, Decided June 17, 2019 in Fifth Amendment, United States Supreme Court Opinions. Posted September 20, 2019 Tags does double jeopardy apply to federal court gamble v us
