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October Term 2020 · Docket 20-382
Guam seeks cost sharing under CERCLA. The United States argues the original claim must also arise under CERCLA.
October Term 2020 · Docket 20-334
San Antonio argues the district court must decide costs. Hotels.com argues the appellate court must decide them.
October Term 2020 · Docket 20-440
Minerva Surgical argues the Federal Circuit wrongly bars sellers from challenging patents. Hologic argues the law requires sellers to stand by their prior representations.
October Term 2020 · Docket 20-444
Gary argues a judge's error on intent requires automatic reversal. The government says courts should review such errors case by case.
October Term 2020 · Docket 20-315
the sides that brought the case seek permanent residency. The government denies eligibility. The dispute centers on statutory interpretation.
October Term 2020 · Docket 20-543
The dispute centers on whether Alaska Native Corporations meet the legal definition of an Indian Tribe for federal funding purposes.
October Term 2020 · Docket 20-512
Student-athletes challenge NCAA rules that cap non-scholarship benefits.
October Term 2020 · Docket 20-297
Credit bureaus argue that a data error without financial loss is not a legal injury. Consumers argue that the error itself causes harm.
October Term 2020 · Docket 20-222
The dispute centers on whether generic statements can defeat a securities fraud class action.
October Term 2020 · Docket 20-157
The dispute centers on whether the Fourth Amendment allows warrantless home entries for community caretaking.
October Term 2020 · Docket 19-1414
The dispute centers on whether tribal officers hold inherent power to detain non-members for violating state law.
October Term 2020 · Docket 20-107
Farm owners argue a state rule forcing them to host union organizers violates the Fifth Amendment. State officials argue the rule is a limited, reasonable speech accommodation.
October Term 2020 · Docket 19-1442
the sides that brought the case seek judicial review of ALJ appointment flaws. The government demands prior agency exhaustion.
October Term 2020 · Docket 19-1257
Arizona defends its ballot rules. Challengers claim the rules burden minority voters.
October Term 2020 · Docket 19-1434
Arthrex argues these judges lack proper presidential oversight. The government claims current supervision satisfies the Constitution.
October Term 2020 · Docket 20-18
The dispute centers on whether a categorical hot pursuit rule allows warrantless home entries.
October Term 2020 · Docket 19-1155
the sides that brought the case seek to enforce a credibility presumption in federal court reviews. the opposing sides argue courts should ignore this presumption when checking agency decisions.
October Term 2020 · Docket 142 ORIG.
Florida claims Georgia's water withdrawals killed its oysters. Georgia says overfishing caused the decline.
October Term 2020 · Docket 19-1189
BP argues a single federal officer claim forces appellate review. Baltimore argues the statute requires a valid basis for removal.
October Term 2020 · Docket 19-1231
Prometheus Radio Project claims the FCC ignored minority and female ownership impacts. The FCC argues Congress authorized the rule change.