St. Thomas Law Review
November 17, 2023By Jose Rodriguez-Lage
In early 2021, American Airlines Group Inc. (“American Airlines”) and JetBlue Airways Corporation (“JetBlue”) launched a strategic partnership known as the Northeast Alliance (the “Alliance”). Under the Alliance, “the airlines coordinated their schedules, swapped slots and gates, and had frequent flyer reciprocity” on flights to and from Boston, New York City, and Newark.[i] The […]
FeaturedFirst AmendmentPrivacy
November 15, 2023By Kaisha Ahye Onagoruwa
In May 2023, the Florida Legislature passed the “Safety in Private Spaces Act.” The Safety in Private Spaces Act (“Act”) requires certain restrooms and changing facilities to be separated based on biological sex. This Act covers restrooms and changing facilities of correctional institutions, educational institutions, juvenile detention centers, and public buildings. Except for a […]
Circuit SplitFeaturedFugitive Tolling DoctrineSentencing Reform ActSupervised Release
November 13, 2023By Erica Lundblad
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit’s recent panel ruling in United States v. Talley has deepened the current circuit split regarding the “fugitive tolling doctrine.”[i] Convicted felon James Talley appealed a district court’s decision revoking his supervised release and ordering him to be imprisoned, based both on a violation he […]
FeaturedGamblingSports LawSupreme Court
November 10, 2023By Michael Del Duca
If you have watched any professional sporting events on television recently, you are well aware that the market for sports gambling is flourishing. Whether it is by DraftKings, FanDuel, Caesars, or a plethora of other sportsbooks, customers across the country are being encouraged to put their hard-earned money on the line to support their […]
