Interesting CLE seminar thoughts

Pardon the ambiguity in the headline, there–the CLE seminar was what was “interesting,” not necessarily my thoughts about the seminar, but this CLE seminar was quite thought-provoking. Today was the LSBA’s annual Advanced Appellate Practice Seminar; as always, seminar chairs Thomas Flanagan and Rick Stanley did an excellent job putting together dynamic panels. And, as … More Interesting CLE seminar thoughts

December 2, 2025, opinions

Designated for publication Clement, J. (Clement, Graves, Ho) (no oral argument), criminal, sentencing Vacating sentence in part and remanding for conformance of the written judgment of terms of supervised release with oral pronouncement. The Fifth Circuit confronted a recurring post-Diggles question: what should be done when a written judgment includes unpronounced discretionary conditions of supervised … More December 2, 2025, opinions