The decision was handed down earlier this week in U.S. v. Moreland. The majority opinion was written by Judge Dennis, who was joined by Judge DeMoss. From a practitioner's viewpoint, it is most notable for its discussion of every conceivable mitigating gloss on Jackson v. Virginia. The dissent, by Judge Jolly, had some fun with this: "The record does not reflect whether the jury box had more than twelve chairs, but we do know—and we know for sure—that two more jurors are trying to crowd into the box." The case involved two computers that three different people, including the Defendant, had access to.

 (wisenberg)