State of Iowa v. Brian Joseph Lavenz

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• failing to respond in a reply brief to a new argument raised in the response constitutes a waiver of that issue
• arguments waived if underdeveloped, conclusory, or unsupported by law or if not raised at all
• party waives argument “by failing to respond in a reply brief to a new argument raised” by opposing party
• “An appellant may waive a non-jurisdic- tional issue or argument … by failing to raise it at all in the party’s opening brief.”
• \[A]ppellant's counterarguments [were] waived on appeal where he 'did not respond to [appellee's arguments] in his reply brief.'\ (third alteration in original) (quoting Webb v. Frawley, 906 F.3d 569, 582 (7th Cir. 2018))
• arguments waived if underdeveloped, conclusory, unsupported by law or not raised at all

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