Illinois Supreme Court Rules: Appellate Rule Changes Effective January 1, 2016 – Changes Include Updates to Rules Regarding Service by E-mail and Lengths of Briefs
Changes to Illinois Supreme Court Rules 11, 12, 306, 307, 308, 324, 335, 341, 367, 381, and 383 have been adopted and are effective January 1, 2016. The announcements and final rules can be found on the Illinois Courts’ Read More
Supreme Court addresses link rot problem.
How Preparing a Record is Like Cutting an Onion: Ensuring the Completeness of a Record in Light of a 2014 Amendment to CPLR 2214(c)
Preparing a record on appeal is somewhat like cutting an onion. Yes, both activities may result in tears and injured fingers, but more to the point, both are exercises in exposing layers. As with a cut onion, an opened reco Read More
US Supreme Court: A Year in Review - Part V: Criminal Law & Procedure and Wrap-Up
Part V – Criminal Law and Procedure & Wrap-Up
The last, but certainly not least, panelist was Judge Nathan. She agreed that during this term, the Court swing in favor of criminal defendants, noting Read More
US Supreme Court: A Year in Review - Part IV: Securities Law, Intellectual Property, and Procedure
Part IV – Securities Law, Intellectual Property, and Procedure
Mr. Rosenkranz began with a discussion of Omnicare, Inc. v. Laborers District Council Construction Industry Pension Fund, a case Read More
US Supreme Court: A Year in Review - Part III: Civil Rights, Voting Rights and Equal Protection
Part III – Civil Rights, Voting Rights and Equal Protection
Mr. Katyal began with some statistics, pointing out that in 7 federal criminal cases before the Court this term, the Government lost 6 of Read More