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October Term 2016 · Docket 15-1293
The dispute centers on whether the government can deny trademark registration based on its subjective view of a mark's message.
October Term 2016 · Docket 15-1358
Plaintiffs seek damages for prolonged solitary confinement. Officials claim qualified immunity and prior precedent bar the claims.
October Term 2016 · Docket 15-1498
The dispute centers on whether a federal statute defining violent crimes is unconstitutionally vague.
October Term 2016 · Docket 15-827
Parents and the school district disagree on the required standard for student progress.
October Term 2016 · Docket 15-1391
New York merchants want to tell customers credit cards cost more. The state says this law bans that pricing practice.
October Term 2016 · Docket 15-1406
The parties dispute the standard for proving that misconduct caused specific legal costs.
October Term 2016 · Docket 15-1500
A car crash victim sued a tribal employee personally. The tribe claims this violates its sovereign immunity.
October Term 2016 · Docket 15-649
the sides that brought the case argue the bankruptcy court wrongly approved a settlement that paid some creditors more than others. the opposing sides claim the court had discretion to approve the deal.
October Term 2016 · Docket 14-1538
Life Technologies and Promega dispute whether exporting a single part violates U.S. patent law.
October Term 2016 · Docket 15-1262
North Carolina officials and voters dispute whether race or politics shaped two congressional maps.
October Term 2016 · Docket 15-680
Appellants argue a 55 percent floor violates the Constitution. Appellees claim the district court wrongly required a conflict with traditional principles.
October Term 2016 · Docket 15-1204
the sides that brought the case seek periodic bond hearings. The government argues mandatory detention statutes control.
October Term 2016 · Docket 15-797
Texas law uses outdated medical standards to define intellectual disability. This conflicts with federal constitutional protections against executing such individuals.
October Term 2016 · Docket 15-1191
A father argues the law unfairly denies his son citizenship based on gender.
October Term 2016 · Docket 14-1055
Parties dispute whether a statutory right to sue creates federal subject-matter jurisdiction.
October Term 2016 · Docket 15-1111
Miami claims Bank of America caused segregation. The bank argues the city lacks standing.
October Term 2016 · Docket 15-1251
The Board argues the Vacancies Act bars self-appointment. The company claims the law allows it.
October Term 2016 · Docket 15-423
Venezuela argues the FSIA demands a strict jurisdictional test. Helmerich & Payne argues a loose pleading standard applies.
October Term 2016 · Docket 15-513
State Farm seeks dismissal after seal breaches. The government argues the case should proceed.
October Term 2016 · Docket 15-927
the sides that brought the case argue a six-year statute bars laches. the opposing sides claim laches remains a valid defense.