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Pope Francis, the first non-European head of the Roman Catholic Church in more than a millennium, died at age 88. 

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Buckle up for a Fourth Circuit judge-on-judge benchslap! It stems from a man's guilty plea for robbing a gas station and the appellate waiver in his plea agreement waiving his right to appeal the sentence. Rather than explain what…

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Dentist writes two hefty morphine scripts after an eight-hour dental procedure; the patient tragically ODs and her blood test comes back triple the fatal amount. The jury finds that the dentist knowingly issued an illegal prescription; he's convicted and gets a 20-year sentence. Dentist appeals…

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Black teen, turkey in hand four days before Christmas, gets stopped and frisked by Milwaukee cops Justin Schwarzhuber and Jasen Rydzewski—waiting to see if any “new fresh robberies [had] come over” the radio. Teen is unarmed, cooperative, and still held for 20 minutes with no charges, no…

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They say the best way to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. Unless, that is, if a cop shoots and kills the good guy with a gun because the cop thinks he's the bad guy with a gun. Does that make the cop liable to the good guy's family?…

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Last week, the Michigan Supreme Court held that imposition of mandatory life sentences for individuals under 19 and 20-years-old years old at the time of their offense violates the Michigan state constitution. See…

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In light of the Supreme Court’s ruling in Noem v. Abrego Garcia last night, a United States District Court in Maryland promptly entered an order directing the government to “file, no later 9:30 AM ET, on Friday…

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Today, an immigration judged ruled that student activist Mahmoud Khalil can be deported. 

As a Columbia University graduate student, Khalil led pro-Palestinian protests there last year. Kahlil, who has a green card and is a lawful permanent resident, was…

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Today, the United States Sentencing Commission voted unanimously to publish amendments to the federal sentencing guidelines for the amendment cycle ending May 1, 2025. These amendments update a range of guidelines provisions, including those related to supervised release, drug trafficking, and…

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Yesterday, the United States Sentencing Commission issued a press release that announced the formation of a Sentence Impact Advisory Group (SIAG) and Research and Data Practices Advisory Group (RDPAG) with…

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