Battle over Confederate Monuments takes a Macabre Turn and other Recent Decision of the Court of Appeals
Long Time no See.
When the Happiest Duty is instead the Most Difficult Decision
Three New Opinions From the Court of Appeals and an Anecdote for those who Know the Meaning of the Word Prurient.
Dog Days of Summer Slows the Flow of Opinions
Two weeks worth of Court of Appeals Opinions
The Blawgosphere Groweths as Does the Output of the Court of Appeals
Latest Decisions of the Court of Appeals Include Discussions of Jurisdiction Over Prisoners, Powers of Trustees and Attorneys-in-Fact, and Forfeiture of Property to the Commonwealth
An En Banc Decision and Three New Panel Decisions -- including a Separation of Church and State Case (but not the kind likely to make headlines) and a 4-in-1 Decision that Might
One Published Opinion from Before the 4th of July, and None the Week After, but an Unpub Sure to Make Headlines
Court of Appeals Grants Writ of Actual Innocence
The Heat is On . . . an These Opinions are Hot off the Press as are some Rule Changes from the Supreme Court
When a County Sues a City . . . Can't Keep their Minds on Nothin' Else
Slow Times at the Court of Appeals?
Six opinions from May 7, 2024
Last two opinions of April -- Are Tort Claims by Former Prisoners Subject to Exhaustion of Administrative Remedies and Some Folks Just Don't Like Paying Debts
Four published opinions from the Court of Appeals, but first a word a about an unpublished one
The NCAA will have its Final Four in a few weeks . . . here is the Appellate Lawyer's Blog's Final Four of the Opinions Backlog
Some High Powered Appellate Attorneys were Involved in the one Published Decision Handed Down on March 5, 2024
Taking a break from issuing criminal decisions the prior week, the Court of Appeals issued three new published three criminal opinions along with a zoning case on February 27, 2024