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October Term 2011 · Docket 10-7387
The dispute centers on whether federal judges hold the power to set the timing of sentences relative to future state convictions.
October Term 2011 · Docket 10-1261
Credit Suisse argues the two-year limit is a strict deadline. Simmonds argues it allows equitable tolling for late claims.
October Term 2011 · Docket 10-875
The dispute centers on whether a debtor or the estate pays income taxes generated after filing.
October Term 2011 · Docket 10-1195
The dispute centers on whether federal courts have authority to hear private claims under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.
October Term 2011 · Docket 10-708
the sides that brought the case argue a legal breach does not equal harm. the opposing sides claim the law presumes injury exists.
October Term 2011 · Docket 10-224
The dispute centers on whether federal meat safety laws prevent states from banning the slaughter of horses.
October Term 2011 · Docket 10-879
the sides that brought the case seek dismissal of state asbestos claims. the opposing sides seek to keep those claims alive.
October Term 2011 · Docket 10-1259
The dispute centers on whether police physically attaching a GPS device to a vehicle constitutes a seizure under the Fourth Amendment.
October Term 2011 · Docket 10-8145
Smith claims prosecutors hid witness statements that could have weakened the case against him.
October Term 2011 · Docket 10-577
The dispute centers on whether filing a false tax return constitutes an aggravated felony under immigration law.
October Term 2011 · Docket 10-699
A citizen wants the State Department to list Israel as his birthplace. The President refuses, claiming exclusive control over foreign recognition.
October Term 2011 · Docket 10-895
The dispute centers on whether a court can review a case if the appeal certificate fails to name a specific legal issue.
October Term 2011 · Docket 10-8974
The dispute centers on whether the Constitution requires courts to exclude eyewitness identifications that are suggestive but not arranged by police.
October Term 2011 · Docket 10-1104
The dispute centers on whether federal prisoners can use Bivens claims when state law fails to provide an adequate alternative remedy.
October Term 2011 · Docket 10-788
The case tests whether a witness who files a false affidavit to start a prosecution receives absolute or qualified immunity.
October Term 2011 · Docket 10-209
Anthony Cooper claims his lawyer gave bad advice. He now serves a longer sentence than the rejected deal offered.
October Term 2011 · Docket 10-444
Galin Frye claims his lawyer ignored a plea deal. The state argues he still chose to plead guilty.
October Term 2011 · Docket 10-694
the sides that brought the case seek retroactive relief. The government seeks to apply current law.
October Term 2011 · Docket 10-945
The dispute centers on whether jails must show reasonable suspicion before strip-searching every arrestee.
October Term 2011 · Docket 10-507
A worker injured on dry land seeks compensation under federal offshore law.