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Federal Courts Yes Sir, Attempted Rape is a Violent Felony for ACCA Purposes

Yes Sir, Attempted Rape is a Violent Felony for ACCA Purposes

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Perhaps bolstered by a series of appellate victories, federal inmate Dereck Dawson continues to fight the sentence imposed as a result of a 2003 altercation...

Federal Courts Fired University Official's 'Gay Lifestyle' Op-Ed Isn't Protected Speech

Fired University Official's 'Gay Lifestyle' Op-Ed Isn't Protected Speech

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

In 2008, Crystal Dixon — then-interim Associate Vice President for Human Resources at the University of Toledo — penned an op-ed column in the Toledo Free...

Federal Courts There's No Constitutional Right to Speedy Bail

There's No Constitutional Right to Speedy Bail

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

In Tennessee, domestic violence suspects can be held for 12 hours without bail if the suspect is considered a continuing threat to the victim's safety. Henry...

Federal Courts Court Sides with Cleveland Indians in Insurance Negligence Case

Court Sides with Cleveland Indians in Insurance Negligence Case

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

CSI dropped the ball. The insurance brokerage company knows it made a mistake, it admits it, and in all likelihood, it'll be held accountable for it. But the...

Federal Courts 6th Desperately Needs En Banc Clarification in Wack Crack Cases

6th Desperately Needs En Banc Clarification in Wack Crack Cases

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Three cases. Three panels. Three conflicting results. In one case, three opinions from a three-person panel. All of this comes in just a wee bit more than...

Federal Courts Begging Ban is Unconstitutional Restriction on Free Speech

Begging Ban is Unconstitutional Restriction on Free Speech

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Just in time to save the hordes of recently-graduated and likely-unemployed law graduates, the Sixth Circuit last week joined the Second, Fourth, Eleventh, and...

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