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Federal Defenders
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Federal Defenders of New York
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Panel holds that (1) defendant waived argument that continuing on supervised release during pendency of violation proceeding does not constitute “release” under Bail Reform Act for purpose of bail-jumping statute (§ 3146); and (2) § 3147’s enhancement for offenses committed on release applies to § 3146 violations without violating double jeopardy.
Federal Defenders of New York Blog ·
October 7, 2026
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Circuit rules that manual examination of a traveler’s cellphone at an international border is “routine” and requires neither reasonable suspicion nor a search warrant.
Federal Defenders of New York Blog ·
September 29, 2026
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Court upholds third-party risk-notification condition against delegation challenge where the defendant’s criminal record and an on-record colloquy defined the risk she posed and sufficiently guided Probation’s discretion.
Federal Defenders of New York Blog ·
September 8, 2026
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Federal law requiring registration and payment of $200 fee for possessing short-barreled rifles and suppressors doesn’t implicate the Second Amendment because such regulation does not “meaningfully constrain” the right to bear arms.
Federal Defenders of New York Blog ·
September 8, 2026
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Hunter v. United States: Supreme Court Adopts a “Miscarriage-of-Justice” Limit on Appellate Waivers
Federal Defenders of New York Blog ·
June 22, 2026
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