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United States Court of Appeals - ecf. ca8. uscourts. gov II We review a district court’s denial of § 2255 relief de novo Ragland v United States, 756 F 3d 597, 598–99 (8th Cir 2014) Section 2255 grants courts authority to “vacate, set aside or correct” a federal sentence where “the sentence was imposed in violation of the Constitution ” 28 U S C § 2255(a) Courts have long recognized that the Sixth Amendment guarantees criminal
Judges | Eighth Circuit | United States Court of Appeals The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals is made up of Active Judges and judges who have retired to Senior status but remain on the bench Vacant seats on the Court are filled by Judges appointed by the President of the United States
Oral Argument – June 9 – 13, 2025 Public Access Number | Eighth Circuit . . . The court will be conducting in-person oral arguments June 9 – 13, 2025, in St Louis, MO and St Paul, MN The public may listen to the live audio portion of these arguments by dialing the following number and entering the following access code: St Louis, MO 1- 571-353-2301 Access code: 678341765 St Paul, MN 1-571-353-2301 Access Code: 044556657 The court will post the recorded audio for
United States Court of Appeals - ecf. ca8. uscourts. gov Tennessee and sixteen other states brought this action to challenge the lawfulness of a regulation promulgated by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission The States moved for a preliminary injunction The district court concluded that the States lacked standing to sue and dismissed the action for lack of jurisdiction The States appeal, and we reverse and remand
United States Court of Appeals - ecf. ca8. uscourts. gov Following careful review, we conclude that the equal-protection and credit-eligibility claims set forth in Nesdahl’s petition in the district court have been forfeited because they were not raised in his counseled brief on appeal See United States v Owen, 854 F 3d 536, 541 n 5 (8th Cir 2017) (issues not raised by counsel on appeal were forfeited); see also United States v Mink, 9 F 4th
United States Court of Appeals - ecf. ca8. uscourts. gov John Carney appeals following the district court’s1 dismissal of his civil action Upon careful review, we conclude that dismissal was proper for the reasons articulated by the district court See Dalton v NPC Int’l, Inc , 932 F 3d 693, 695 (8th Cir 2019) (reviewing the grant of a motion to dismiss de novo)
United States Court of Appeals - ecf. ca8. uscourts. gov 86 F 4th 1204 (8th Cir 2023), reh’g denied, 91 F 4th 967 (8th Cir 2024), we held that § 2 of the Voting Rights Act (“the Act”) does not provide for an implied private right of action to remedy certain voting guarantees contained in the Act The question before us today is whether private plaintiffs can instead maintain a private right of action for alleged violations of § 2 through