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October Term 2012 · Docket 12-307
The dispute centers on whether the House of Representatives has standing to defend a federal statute when the executive branch agrees with the plaintiff that the law is unconstitutional.
October Term 2012 · Docket 12-144
the sides that brought the case seek to defend a state ballot measure. the opposing sides argue the state lacks standing to do so.
October Term 2012 · Docket 12-135
Oxford Health Plans seeks to overturn an arbitrator's award. Sutter argues the award stands despite factual disputes.
October Term 2012 · Docket 12-416
The FTC argues these payments harm consumers. Actavis claims they resolve patent disputes.
October Term 2012 · Docket 12-123
The Horne family disputes a federal program that requires raisin handlers to pay for raisins they do not own.
October Term 2012 · Docket 12-52
A used car dealer and a car owner dispute federal preemption of state storage laws.
October Term 2012 · Docket 12-142
The dispute centers on whether federal law blocks state design-defect claims against generic drug manufacturers.
October Term 2012 · Docket 12-236
The dispute centers on whether the Vaccine Act permits attorneys to collect fees when a court dismisses a claim for filing too late.
October Term 2012 · Docket 11-1518
The dispute centers on whether a trustee's self-dealing constitutes defalcation without proof of intent to defraud.
October Term 2012 · Docket 12-71
Arizona demands documentary proof of citizenship. Federal law mandates a simple signed attestation. The conflict centers on state authority versus federal preemption.
October Term 2012 · Docket 12-133
American Express seeks to enforce an arbitration clause. The restaurant argues the clause blocks effective antitrust relief.
October Term 2012 · Docket 12-96
Shelby County argues the formula is outdated. The government argues it remains necessary.
October Term 2012 · Docket 12-207
Maryland seeks to uphold its law requiring DNA collection from arrestees. King argues this practice violates his constitutional rights.
October Term 2012 · Docket 11-10189
The dispute centers on whether Texas rules prevent defendants from raising ineffective assistance claims during direct appeal.
October Term 2012 · Docket 12-126
The dispute centers on whether a prisoner's late filing defeats a claim of actual innocence.
October Term 2012 · Docket 12-17
A private citizen challenges Virginia's ban on out-of-state access to public records.
October Term 2012 · Docket 12-43
PPL Corp. argues the UK windfall tax is a value tax. The IRS claims it is an income tax.
October Term 2012 · Docket 11-10362
the sides that brought the case seek a damages waiver for guard conduct. The government argues the waiver excludes non-investigative staff.
October Term 2012 · Docket 11-796
A farmer replanted patented soybean seeds. Monsanto claims this violates the patent. The farmer argues the patent rights ended after the initial sale.
October Term 2012 · Docket 11-1118
The dispute centers on whether federal courts must hear patent malpractice claims filed under state law.