October Term 2023 · Docket 22-7386
Does a missed deadline for a forfeiture notice void a criminal sentence?
The dispute centers on whether a court must fix a missed deadline for a forfeiture notice or if the error is harmless.
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October Term 2023 · Docket 22-277
Does Florida's social media law violate the First Amendment?
Florida argues the law levels the playing field. NetChoice argues it censors speech.
October Term 2023 · Docket 22-555
Do state laws forcing platforms to host unwanted speech violate the First Amendment?
Texas and Florida laws require social media sites to host user content. NetChoice argues these rules force speech. The states claim they protect free expression.
October Term 2023 · Docket 22-1078
Can copyright plaintiffs recover damages for acts older than three years?
Warner Chappell seeks damages for older acts. Nealy argues the three-year limit bars those claims.
October Term 2023 · Docket 22-1008
When does the clock start for challenging a final agency rule?
Corner Post argues the deadline starts when it pays fees. The Federal Reserve argues it starts when the rule passes.
October Term 2023 · Docket 23-51
Do warehouse workers qualify for the Federal Arbitration Act exemption?
the sides that brought the case seek to enforce arbitration agreements. the opposing sides argue these workers fall under a statutory exemption.
October Term 2023 · Docket 23-719
Can a state bar a former president from the ballot?
A former president claims a state cannot remove him from the ballot. The state argues the Constitution allows this removal.
October Term 2023 · Docket 22-1219
Should courts defer to agency statutory interpretations?
Relentless argues Chevron deference violates the Constitution. The government defends the framework as essential to administrative law.
October Term 2023 · Docket 22-451
Should courts defer to agency interpretations of ambiguous statutes?
the sides that brought the case seek to end judicial deference to agency statutory interpretations. the opposing sides defend the existing framework.
October Term 2023 · Docket 22-1165
Does an omission render a disclosure misleading under Rule 10b-5?
The parties dispute whether omitting a material fact makes a statement misleading.
October Term 2023 · Docket 22-913
Does the Fifth Amendment create a direct federal right to sue for property takings?
the sides that brought the case seek a federal damages remedy. Texas argues state law provides the only path.
October Term 2023 · Docket 22-899
Can a substitute expert testify to another analyst's lab results?
The dispute centers on whether a substitute expert may relay another analyst's lab results without violating the Sixth Amendment.
October Term 2023 · Docket 22-1074
Does the Takings Clause apply to a permit fee for road improvements?
A developer claims a county violated the Constitution by demanding a large fee for road work before issuing a building permit.
October Term 2023 · Docket 22-1238
Does a constitutional fee violation require a refund?
The dispute centers on whether the government must refund fees paid under a law the Court later found unconstitutional.
October Term 2023 · Docket 22-1178
Does a government declaration end a No Fly List dispute?
The government claims a declaration moots the case. The challenger says it does not.
October Term 2023 · Docket 22-674
Does a notice without a set time and place satisfy immigration law?
The dispute centers on whether a notice lacking a specific date and location meets legal requirements.
October Term 2023 · Docket 22-193
Does a job transfer based on sex violate Title VII without proof of tangible harm?
The dispute centers on whether an employer must prove a transfer caused tangible harm to violate anti-discrimination laws.
October Term 2023 · Docket 22-800
Can the government tax corporate earnings before shareholders receive them?
The Moores argue the tax violates the Constitution. The government says the tax fits the Sixteenth Amendment.
October Term 2023 · Docket 23-124
Can bankruptcy courts release non-debtor parties from lawsuits?
Creditors seek to sue Purdue Pharma's owners. The company argues the bankruptcy code allows releasing them from liability.
October Term 2023 · Docket 22-859
Can the SEC enforce fraud claims without a jury trial?
The SEC seeks to impose civil penalties without a jury. Jarkesy argues the Seventh Amendment requires a jury for such claims.