Evidence
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Fourth Circuit Affirms Carjacking Conviction
By: Kelsey Kolb Today, in United States v. Davis, the Fourth Circuit affirmed by unpublished per curiam opinion the District… Read More
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Search and Stop Are Proper with a Reasonable Suspicion
by David Darr On Friday, in United States v. Walker, an unpublished per curium opinion, the Fourth Circuit affirmed the… Read More
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Fourth Circuit Holds Improper Evidence Was Harmless Error
By Joshua P. Bussen Issues Raised by the Defendant Today, in U.S. v. Briley, the Fourth Circuit addressed two issues.… Read More
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Health Care Fraud Conspiracy Conviction Affirmed
By Dan Menken Today in United States v. Garnes, the Fourth Circuit affirmed the conviction of Charlotte Elizabeth Garnes for… Read More
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Fourth Circuit Affirms that Motions to Suppress Evidence are Time-barred
by David Darr Today, in United States v. Moore, the Fourth Circuit affirmed the District of Maryland’s judgment finding the… Read More
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Zero Damages Against WMATA Police Officer Affirmed
By Evelyn Norton Today, in Hutcherson v. Lim, the Fourth Circuit affirmed the decision of the United States District Court… Read More
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Fourth Circuit Confirms—North Carolina Police Can Smell Probable Cause
By Joshua P. Bussen Today in United States v. Mitchell, the Fourth Circuit, in a per curiam opinion affirmed the… Read More
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Exonerated Man’s Suit Can Proceed Against Officers and Department
By Andrew Kilpinen In a split decision featuring three separate opinions, the 4th Circuit affirmed in part and vacated in… Read More
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Hearsay Was Harmless in Revocation Hearing
By Caroline Daniel In an unpublished opinion released today, the Fourth Circuit affirmed Johnny L. Dowdy’s sentence of 14 months imprisonment and 46… Read More
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Purpose v. Primary Purpose- 4th Circuit Analyzes Federal Sentencing Guideline §2G2.2
By Kim Sokolich Today, in United States v. Cox, the 4th Circuit rejected the argument that United States Sentencing Guideline §2G2.2, governing… Read More
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Consumer Redress and the Legal Standard for Individual Liability under the FTCA
By Karon Fowler Last week in FTC v. Kristy Ross, the Fourth Circuit ruled on a Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) suit… Read More
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Brothers Convicted of NC Coin Store Robberies Successfully Appeal (In Part)
By Alina Buccella In a case published today by the Fourth Circuit, the court reviewed the appeals of two brothers, Jimmy and Janson… Read More