Squire Patton Boggs Summer Associate Taylor Lonas summarizes a recent opinion from the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit holding that an insanity acquittee bears the burden of proof for showing, after violating the terms of his release, that his continued release would not “create a substantial risk” to the public. 18 … Continue Reading
From time to time, we intend to invite guest bloggers to provide some comment on matters affecting the Sixth Circuit (volunteers are welcome!). Our first such post comes from Professor Andrew Pollis, from Case Western Reserve Law School. Professor Pollis (who is co-counsel on the case) provides comments on a case that will be heard … Continue Reading
