Showing 21–40 of 1389 cases, newest official Court activity first.
October Term 2020 · Docket 19-199
the sides that brought the case seek judicial review of a Board denial to reopen benefits. The government argues such denials lack statutory reviewability.
October Term 2020 · Docket 19-108
The dispute centers on whether a military statute allowing unlimited prosecution time for capital offenses applies to rape cases where the death penalty is no longer sought.
October Term 2020 · Docket 19-357
Creditors argue they may keep seized property until a court orders its return. Debtors argue the stay demands immediate return.
October Term 2020 · Docket 18-540
A pharmacy argues state price rules force ERISA plans to follow local laws. The industry group claims this breaks federal uniformity.
October Term 2020 · Docket 19-71
the sides that brought the case seek to block personal liability claims. the opposing sides demand monetary compensation for religious harm.
October Term 2020 · Docket 19-309
James Adams seeks a Delaware judgeship. The state bars non-residents from holding that office.
October Term 2020 · Docket 65 ORIG.
Texas and New Mexico dispute who bears the cost of water lost to evaporation while stored in New Mexico at Texas's request.
October Term 2019 · Docket 19-465
the sides that brought the case seek to strike down state laws that bind electors. the opposing sides defend those binding laws.
October Term 2019 · Docket 19-518
Colorado argues it can remove electors who vote against their pledge. Baca argues this power is unconstitutional.
October Term 2019 · Docket 19-635
The dispute centers on whether a state prosecutor may compel a sitting President to hand over personal financial records for a criminal investigation.
October Term 2019 · Docket 19-715
The dispute centers on whether congressional committees may compel a sitting President to hand over personal financial documents.
October Term 2019 · Docket 18-9526
The dispute centers on whether federal law reserved the eastern half of Oklahoma for Native American tribes.
October Term 2019 · Docket 19-267
The dispute centers on whether a secular court can review a religious school's decision to fire a teacher.
October Term 2019 · Docket 19-431
Religious groups seek exemptions from federal contraceptive coverage mandates.
October Term 2019 · Docket 19-631
Political groups challenge a law that bans automated calls but allows debt collection texts.
October Term 2019 · Docket 19-177
The dispute centers on whether a U.S. law requires foreign affiliates to adopt an anti-prostitution policy when they lack formal corporate ties to the domestic recipient.
October Term 2019 · Docket 19-46
The Patent and Trademark Office argues that Booking.com is a generic term. Booking.com claims the full phrase identifies its specific brand.
October Term 2019 · Docket 18-1323
Clinics argue they can challenge state abortion rules. State officials argue only women can bring such claims.
October Term 2019 · Docket 18-1501
the sides that brought the case argue disgorgement is a penalty. The SEC argues it is equitable relief.
October Term 2019 · Docket 19-7
Seila Law argues the CFPB director's fixed term violates the Constitution. The Bureau defends the removal restriction as lawful.