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October Term 2009 · Docket 07-11191
the sides that brought the case argue Virginia's law fails to guarantee witness presence. The state claims its statute satisfies constitutional requirements.
October Term 2009 · Docket 132 ORIG.
Alabama demands North Carolina complete a shared nuclear waste facility. North Carolina claims the project is too costly to finish.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-1198
The dispute centers on whether a contract clause allows class arbitration when the text does not explicitly state it.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-1196
The dispute centers on whether federal mail fraud law covers nondisclosure of conflicts of interest or demands a direct exchange of benefits.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-876
The dispute centers on whether Section 1346 covers bribery or kickbacks.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-1175
Florida argues the state supreme court wrongly expanded federal rights. Powell argues the state court properly protected his rights.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-861
the sides that brought the case claim the board lacks direct presidential oversight. The government argues the SEC's authority provides sufficient control.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-1151
Beachfront owners challenge a Florida law that limits their access to the water.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-1119
Law firms argue a federal law bans truthful speech. The government says the law targets fraud.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-1134
Creditors argue that confirmed plans bind debtors to full repayment. Debtors claim hardship allows courts to lower interest rates.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-304
The dispute centers on whether state-generated reports count as public disclosures under federal fraud law.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-905
the sides that brought the case argue the clock starts when a plaintiff actually learns of the fraud. the opposing sides argue it starts when a plaintiff should have learned.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-1107
Hertz seeks a clear rule to determine a company's home state. Opponents argue the current standard creates confusion.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-911
The dispute centers on whether federal courts can review denials of motions to reopen immigration cases.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-7621
Florida bars Sullivan from challenging his life sentence because he filed late. Sullivan argues the state limit violates federal rights.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-964
the sides that brought the case seek to invalidate a rigid machine requirement. the opposing sides defend the current patent eligibility standard.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-1065
The dispute centers on whether prosecutors hold absolute immunity from civil liability for allegedly fabricating evidence.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-9156
Holly Wood argues his lawyers ignored mental health evidence. The state says they made a smart strategic choice.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-538
The dispute centers on whether a debtor retains specific kitchen equipment or receives its cash equivalent after claiming a statutory exemption.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-674
NRG Power Marketing and the Maine Public Utilities Commission dispute whether third parties can challenge contract rates under federal energy law.