The 6th Circuit is being tasked once again to review a state alcohol law related to out of state retailers. Recall the 6th Circuit already ruled for Michigan in 2021 on a challenge to their retailer laws. Briefs seeking to overturn the district court’s decision in favor of Ohio have been filed by the appellant…Read More
Briefing Completed for 6th Circuit Review of Challenge to Ohio Retail Shipping Laws
9th Circuit Denies Rehearing and En Banc Request in Challenge to Arizona Retail Shipping Law
As expected, the Ninth Circuit issued a notice rejecting the request to have the panel rehear its previous decision for the state of Arizona. Also, none of the 29 active judges on the Ninth Circuit have requested to review this panel’s decision en banc. The Order reads as follows: The panel has voted to deny…Read More
Federal Judge Rules for Illinois Against Out-of-State Retailer Challenge
Judge Jeremy Daniel sitting in the Northern District of Illinois has ruled for the state of Illinois against a challenge by a Washington state retailer and two Illinois consumers to laws related to the sale of wine. Judge Daniel ruled that the plaintiffs did have standing but that the state’s evidence was sufficient to defeat…Read More
18th Annual Center for Alcohol Policy Conference is Next Month in Chicago
The 18th Annual Center for Alcohol Policy Conference will take place August 26 and 27 in Chicago. More information on the conference can be found here. The agenda promises to be very informative with discussions of topics such as 21st Amendment litigation, commercial bribery laws, the public health implications of alcohol, and even a panel…Read More
Federal District Court in Washington Denies Motion for Reconsideration in Challenge to Liquor Shipping
The district court quickly considered and rejected an attempt to reconsider the opinion supporting state laws related to shipping liquor into Washington. The plaintiffs had argued that the recent 9th Circuit retail shipping case out of Arizona needed to be briefed in this case. The judge felt otherwise. An appeal to the 9th Circuit is…Read More