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October Term 2025 · Docket 25-1083
The government ended temporary protected status for Syria and Haiti. The Supreme Court must decide whether a law barring court review of that decision also blocks judges from checking required steps, like consulting other agencies, before the decision was made.
October Term 2025 · Docket 24-38
The Supreme Court is weighing whether Idaho's law.Which bars students identified as male at birth from playing on girls' sports teams. Treats athletes unequally based on sex or fits within states' authority to keep teams separated by sex.
October Term 2023 · Docket 141 ORIG.
Texas and New Mexico seek a water settlement. The United States opposes the decree. The Court must decide if federal consent is required.
October Term 2023 · Docket 22-555
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 22-1219
Relentless argues Chevron deference violates the Constitution. The government defends the framework as essential to administrative law.
October Term 2023 · Docket 22-429
The Supreme Court dismissed the case as moot and vacated the lower court's judgment.
October Term 2022 · Docket 22-227
The Lac du Flambeau Band seeks to keep its immunity from bankruptcy damages claims. The opposing side argues the statute removes that protection.
October Term 2022 · Docket 22-49
The dispute centers on whether a specific statute mandates consecutive prison terms for firearm offenses.
October Term 2022 · Docket 156 ORIG.
New York claims the 1953 compact bans unilateral exit. New Jersey argues silence allows withdrawal.
October Term 2022 · Docket 21-1436
The dispute centers on whether a specific immigration statute strips courts of authority to hear certain claims.
October Term 2022 · Docket 21-1271
the sides that brought the case claim state courts cannot restrict legislative election rules. the opposing sides argue state courts can enforce constitutional limits.
October Term 2022 · Docket 21-1239
Michelle Cochran argues the SEC Act does not strip district courts of jurisdiction to enjoin unconstitutional agency structures. The SEC argues only courts of appeals may review these final orders.
October Term 2022 · Docket 21-707
the sides that brought the case demand strict race neutrality. The university argues race helps assess whole-person diversity.
October Term 2022 · Docket 145 ORIG.
Delaware argues the law mandates reporting to the customer's home state. Pennsylvania and Wisconsin say the law only covers specific check types.
October Term 2021 · Docket 143 ORIG.
Mississippi claims Tennessee pumps water that belongs to Mississippi. Tennessee argues the water is shared and lawfully used.
October Term 2020 · Docket 20-444
Gary argues a judge's error on intent requires automatic reversal. The government says courts should review such errors case by case.
October Term 2020 · Docket 142 ORIG.
Florida claims Georgia's water withdrawals killed its oysters. Georgia says overfishing caused the decline.
October Term 2020 · Docket 19-963
The parties dispute whether a judge or an arbitrator decides if a specific claim falls under an arbitration clause.
October Term 2020 · Docket 19-351
The dispute centers on whether U.S. courts can hear claims for property seized during the Holocaust.
October Term 2020 · Docket 20-366
New York and other states challenge a federal policy that excludes undocumented residents from census counts. They argue this violates the Constitution's apportionment clause.