Timely coverage of appellate decisions is one of the main emphases of the “How Appealing” Weblog that I author — but on those occasions when I have to be away from my computer due to my day job as an appellate lawyer, one or more readers of my blog will often e-mail me to alert me to the issuance of an especially noteworthy ruling.
Exactly that happened several times on the morning of Oct. 18 of this year, after the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals posted online its ruling in a case captioned Higazy v. Templeton.
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