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October Term 2016 · Docket 16-142
The dispute centers on whether federal law allows the government to seize all proceeds from a conspiracy, even if one member received none.
October Term 2016 · Docket 16-327
Jae Lee claims his lawyer wrongly told him a plea would not trigger deportation. The government argues he must prove he would have gone to trial.
October Term 2016 · Docket 16-341
Kraft argues venue follows principal place of business. Heartland argues venue follows incorporation.
October Term 2016 · Docket 16-74
Advocate Health Care Network argues its pension plan is a church plan. Stapleton argues the plan is not a church plan.
October Term 2016 · Docket 16-254
The parties dispute whether Article 10(a) permits serving legal papers by mail when the receiving country has not filed an objection.
October Term 2016 · Docket 16-369
The dispute centers on whether police officers can claim qualified immunity after entering a home without a valid warrant.
October Term 2016 · Docket 15-1189
Lexmark sold toner cartridges abroad with use restrictions. Impressions resold them in the U.S. Lexmark sued for infringement. The lower court sided with Lexmark.
October Term 2016 · Docket 15-457
Microsoft and Baker dispute whether a final judgment exists when a court dismisses a case with prejudice.
October Term 2016 · Docket 15-1031
Divorced military spouses dispute whether state courts can treat retirement pay as marital property.
October Term 2016 · Docket 15-214
The Murrs claim Wisconsin merged their two lots illegally. The state says the lots legally count as one unit.
October Term 2016 · Docket 16-149
Coventry Health Care argues federal law preempts Missouri's ban on subrogation. Nevils argues state law remains valid.
October Term 2016 · Docket 15-9260
The dispute centers on whether a judge can lower a mandatory 30-year sentence to one day.
October Term 2016 · Docket 15-1194
North Carolina bars registered sex offenders from accessing social networking sites. the side that brought the case argues this law violates free speech rights.
October Term 2016 · Docket 16-54
The dispute centers on whether courts must define this term using state laws or federal standards.
October Term 2016 · Docket 16-32
the sides that brought the case argue Kentucky applies stricter rules to arbitration powers of attorney than to general contracts.
October Term 2016 · Docket 15-118
The dispute centers on whether the Fourth Amendment protects a Mexican national shot by a U.S. agent from inside the United States.
October Term 2016 · Docket 15-1248
McLane seeks a strict legal standard to limit EEOC subpoenas. The agency argues courts must defer to its investigative choices.
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.