By John R. ByrneJudge Scola has only been retired a few months, and we already miss him. But I have some exciting news. The civil lawyers out there will soon be able to get some more Judge Scola in
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Trump v. The Wall Street Journal
By John R. ByrneWe’ve had a string of high-profile defamation cases in our district of late. Many had connections to President Trump. We had Trump v. ABC News and George Stephanopoulos (ultimately settled by the defendants for $15 M).…
Meet Judge Artau Event
By John R. Byrne Though he may not be for much longer, as of today, Judge Artau is still our newest federal judge. And Thursday, the Miami chapter of the Federal Bar Association hosted its “Meet Judge Artau” event. Judge…
Who is Satoshi Nakamoto?
The New York Times has a very interesting investigative report here on the long standing mystery — who is the founder of bitcoin? I know the article is a little off-topic but it got me thinking about proof and what it…
Appellate Argument on Alligator Alcatraz Injunction
On Tuesday, an Eleventh Circuit panel consisting of Chief Judge Pryor, Judge Brasher, and Judge Abudu heard oral argument on the so-called “Alligator Alcatraz” case. Jesse Panuccio argued for the State of Florida, Adam Gustafson argued…
Reprehensible Conduct
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Yeney Hernandez sworn in, Guest Post by Lindsey Lazopoulos Friedman
Friday News & Notes
By John R. ByrneA few items of interest. 1. Two big trials–the David Rivera trial (before Judge Damian) and trial of the men accused of assassinating Haitian president Jovenel Moïse (before Judge Becerra) will continue into next week. An opportunity…
United States v. Florida
By Jordi C. Martínez-Cid
Yesterday the Eleventh Circuit issued an opinion, authored by Judge Jordan, generally upholding Judge Middlebrooks’ trial rulings and broad permanent injunction in favor of the Federal Government. Judge Middlebrooks essentially found that Florida’s Medicaid Agency violates…