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October Term 2008 · Docket 07-581
Workers sue for age discrimination. The union says a contract clause requires arbitration. The workers say the union cannot waive their legal rights.
October Term 2008 · Docket 105 ORIG.
Kansas and Colorado dispute whether federal statutes allow the Court to award expert fees in this original jurisdiction case.
October Term 2008 · Docket 07-1223
the sides that brought the case argue federal courts must review new evidence in capital cases. the opposing sides argue state courts already decided the claim.
October Term 2008 · Docket 07-665
Pleasant Grove City wants to keep a Ten Commandments monument. Summum wants the city to accept its own monument.
October Term 2008 · Docket 06-11206
The dispute centers on whether a failure-to-report escape statute qualifies as a violent felony under the Armed Career Criminal Act.
October Term 2008 · Docket 07-591
The dispute centers on whether a written drug test report requires the analyst to appear in court for cross-examination.
October Term 2008 · Docket 07-608
The dispute centers on whether a prior conviction qualifies as a misdemeanor crime of domestic violence under federal law.
October Term 2008 · Docket 07-499
The dispute centers on whether the law requires proof of intent to persecute when an applicant acted under threat of death.
October Term 2008 · Docket 07-854
A district attorney claims absolute immunity. A plaintiff argues he should face a lawsuit for supervising a trial.
October Term 2008 · Docket 07-1059
The dispute centers on whether processing uranium constitutes a sale of merchandise under antidumping laws.
October Term 2008 · Docket 07-582
Fox Television Stations challenges the FCC's decision to fine it for brief profanity during live sports broadcasts.
October Term 2008 · Docket 06-1249
Wyeth argues federal law blocks state tort claims. Levine argues state law allows injury suits.
October Term 2008 · Docket 07-526
the sides that brought the case argue the statute excludes tribes not under federal jurisdiction in 1934. The government argues the text allows trust land for any tribe.
October Term 2008 · Docket 07-869
the sides that brought the case argue the state law violates the First Amendment. the opposing sides claim the deduction scheme is a valid public policy.
October Term 2008 · Docket 07-544
The parties dispute whether a flawed jury instruction mandates a new trial or allows courts to ignore the mistake if it did not affect the verdict.
October Term 2008 · Docket 07-772
The dispute centers on the specific knowledge required for accomplice liability in homicide cases.
October Term 2008 · Docket 07-689
the sides that brought the case argue coalition districts satisfy the law. the opposing sides claim only majority-minority districts protect voting rights.
October Term 2008 · Docket 07-751
Officers entered a home with a confidential informant. The homeowner sued for damages. The officers claim legal protection.
October Term 2008 · Docket 07-901
Oregon argues judges can set consecutive sentences alone. The defendant argues a jury must find the facts first.
October Term 2008 · Docket 06-1595
Vicky Crawford reported harassment to city officials. Her employer fired her. She claims retaliation. The city argues her report was not protected opposition.