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October Term 2019 · Docket 18-7739
The dispute centers on whether a defendant must explicitly object to a specific sentence to preserve a substantive reasonableness argument for appellate review.
October Term 2019 · Docket 18-776
the sides that brought the case seek review of mixed questions. The government limits review to pure legal errors.
October Term 2019 · Docket 18-916
Thryv argues the law bars judicial review of the director's late denial. Click-To-Call argues courts must review that decision.
October Term 2019 · Docket 18-1116
The dispute centers on whether a plaintiff must read a notice to start the three-year clock for filing a breach of fiduciary duty claim.
October Term 2019 · Docket 17-1498
Landowners seek state court orders for specific cleanups. ARCO argues federal law blocks these suits.
October Term 2019 · Docket 18-1269
The dispute centers on which legal framework governs the ownership of consolidated tax refunds.
October Term 2019 · Docket 18-1150
Georgia claims copyright over code annotations. Public.Resource.Org argues these notes belong to the public.
October Term 2019 · Docket 18-280
the sides that brought the case seek to strike down a city transport ban. The city argues the case is moot.
October Term 2019 · Docket 18-1171
The parties dispute whether race must be the primary cause of a contract denial.
October Term 2019 · Docket 18-938
Ritzen Group and Jackson Masonry dispute whether a bankruptcy judge's order assigning a contract claim to state court is a final decision subject to immediate appeal.
October Term 2019 · Docket 17-1678
The case tests whether federal courts allow damages claims against officers for deaths on foreign soil.
October Term 2019 · Docket 18-587
The government claims DACA was unlawful. Opponents argue this reason makes the decision reviewable.
October Term 2019 · Docket 18-1165
IBM argues that disclosing negative inside information would immediately harm the fund. Jander argues that delay harms both current holders and potential buyers.
October Term 2019 · Docket 18-260
County of Maui argues groundwater breaks the link to pipes. Hawaii Wildlife Fund says the pipes still cause the pollution.
October Term 2019 · Docket 18-565
The parties dispute whether a safe berth clause obligates the shipowner to ensure the destination is safe or merely requires reasonable care.
October Term 2019 · Docket 18-877
the sides that brought the case seek damages from North Carolina. The state claims sovereign immunity blocks the claim.
October Term 2019 · Docket 18-556
Kansas and the driver dispute whether a suspended license justifies a traffic stop.
October Term 2019 · Docket 18-725
The dispute centers on whether a criminal offense renders a lawful permanent resident inadmissible under the stop-time rule.
October Term 2019 · Docket 17-834
Kansas argues federal law does not block state fraud charges. Garcia argues federal law preempts those state charges.
October Term 2019 · Docket 18-217
Lee Malvo argues his life sentence violates Miller. Virginia says his sentence was discretionary.