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The U.S. Supreme Court has changed course after nearly 50 years by deciding that the touchstone of Fourth Amendment jurisprudence is trespass to a property interest, not reasonable expectation of privacy.

In a new court of appeals case, the doctrine of mutual mistake in a home sale contract meets a motion for sanctions based on frivolous claims.

When there’s no objection to jury instructions, how can they be faulty enough to warrant reversal?

Voir dire is subject to judicial control and discretion, so it pays to know your judge.

A mental commitment case that recently went before the state Supreme Court offers a valuable lesson to attorneys and judges: listen closely.

In an unusually terse decision, the Wisconsin Supreme Court reached a startling new conclusion in Shiffra jurisprudence without a unifying analytic rationale.