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What Could We Infer From Chief Justice Fitzgerald's Question Patterns In Criminal Cases?
This week, we turn our attention to Chief Justice Fitzgerald's patterns in criminal cases.
United StatesLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
Sedgwick LLP
Article
Which Side Tends to File the Most Amicus Briefs in Criminal Cases (Part 2)?
Yesterday, we looked at the court's experience with amicus briefs in criminal cases for the first half of our study period, 1994-2005. Today, we look at the data for the second half of the period.
United StatesLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
Sedgwick LLP

FEI Restricts Use Of Whip In Eventing Discipline

New FEI regulations effective January 1, 2026, establish strict limitations on whip usage in equestrian competition, distinguishing between inappropriate use warranting warnings and excessive use constituting abuse with potential suspensions. These rules mirror existing USEF eventing requirements and fundamentally restrict when and how riders may employ the whip during competition.

United StatesMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment

Jones Walker LLP

Ninth Circuit: CDA Does Not Bar Claims For Failure To Warn

Reversing the dismissal of a negligent failure to warn action, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals carved out a key exception to the immunity afforded to website operators under the Communications Decency Act (CDA).

United StatesMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment

Holland & Knight

Student Podcast Captivates While Rehashing Aftermath Of Austin Serial Bombings

The next big true-crime podcast series that you can't turn off may come your way from The Drag in Austin.

United StatesMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment

Jackson Walker LLP

The Price Tag For Cyber Crime Continues To Increase

Cyber crime is not new.

United StatesMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment

Duane Morris LLP

Canvas (Instructure) Pays Ransom To ShinyHunters: What’s Next?

Instructure has reached an agreement with the hacking group ShinyHunters following the May 2026 Canvas data breach, paying an undisclosed ransom to recover stolen data and secure assurances...

United StatesTechnology

Bond, Schoeneck & King PLLC

Hot Off The Press: The 2019 FBI Internet Crime Report

Recently-released FBI statistics provide a sobering reminder that businesses and individuals should continue to make cybersecurity a top priority in 2020.

United StatesTechnology

Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith LLP

House Bill Introduced To Address Sexual Assault And Harassment In The Transportation Industry

A proposed new law called "Stop Sexual Assault and Harassment in Transportation Act" takes aim at sexual assault and harassment in the airline industry.

United StatesTransport

Ford Harrison LLP

Beyond The FCPA Resource Guide Redlines: What's New And Why It Matters

On July 3, 2020, the US Department of Justice Criminal Division and the Securities and Exchange Commission released the second edition of the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Resource ...

United StatesCorporate/Commercial Law

A Recent Court Case Extended US Prosecutors' Extraterritorial Reach For Tackling Corruption

Joshua Ray of business crime specialists Rahman Ravelli explains its significance for multilateral development bank (MDB) projects.

United StatesCriminal Law

Above Board: The U.S. DOJ's New Corporate Voluntary Self-Disclosure Policy (Podcast)

The discussion outlines the essential components of the new voluntary self-disclosure policy and the pros and cons to be evaluated in a company's potential decision to self-disclose.

United StatesCriminal Law

Morrison Foerster

Angel Of Death Row: My Life As A Death Penalty Defense Lawyer

A review of "The Angel of Death Row", which is an autobiographical account of Lyon's life and most fascinating cases.

United StatesCriminal Law

Pepper Hamilton LLP

California Court Of Appeal Rejects “Necessity Defense” In Animal Rights Trespass Case

A California appellate court recently addressed the limits of the necessity defense when animal rights activists trespass on agricultural property to document alleged animal cruelty.

United StatesCriminal Law

Duane Morris LLP

Dial "P" For Prison: Former Telecommunications Executive Sentenced To Record-Breaking 15 Years For FCPA Violations

Last week, a judge in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida sentenced Joel Esquenazi, the former president of Miami-based Terra Telecommunications Corp., to an unprecedented 15 years in prison.

United StatesCriminal Law

Vinson & Elkins LLP

Illinois Prison Project And Jenner & Block Welcome Home Kensley Hawkins

Kensley "Sonny" Hawkins, who turned 70 years old this year after spending over 39 years in prison, walked out of Shawnee Correctional Center last week a free man.

United StatesCriminal Law

Jenner & Block LLP

OFAC Makes Paying Ransoms To Cybercriminals Much Riskier

Payments of any kind to sanctioned parties are prohibited under U.S. law unless licensed by OFAC.

United StatesCriminal Law

PCAOB Issues First Policy Statement Regarding Treatment Of "Extraordinary Cooperation" In Investigations

In its first public Policy Statement regarding the treatment of cooperation in investigations, the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board provided guidance on how it will consider a firm’s or associated person’s "extraordinary cooperation".

United StatesCriminal Law

McGuireWoods LLP

Remaining Concerns About The Revisions To New Jersey's Moose's Law

The amendments to this bill attempt to limit its provisions to conduct constituting criminal violations of New Jersey's animal cruelty statutes, but actually fails to do so.

United StatesCriminal Law

Fox Rothschild LLP

What Are Justice Cuellar's Question Patterns When He Disagrees With The Majority In Criminal Cases?

We determined last time that Justice Cuellar tends to more heavily question appellants than respondents in civil cases regardless of how the majority is leaning.

United StatesCriminal Law

Arnold & Porter

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