Showing 1081–1100 of 1389 cases, newest official Court activity first.
October Term 2004 · Docket 03-710
Officers arrested a man for recording a police stop. The Ninth Circuit found this violated the Fourth Amendment. The officers argue the arrest was valid.
October Term 2004 · Docket 03-9168
The dispute centers on whether judges may consult police reports to classify ambiguous state burglary convictions under federal law.
October Term 2004 · Docket 03-1160
the sides that brought the case seek a disparate impact ban. The City argues the statute lacks this rule.
October Term 2004 · Docket 03-750
the sides that brought the case argue the phrase any court excludes federal courts. The government argues it includes them.
October Term 2004 · Docket 03-636
Prisoners challenge California's policy of separating inmates by race.
October Term 2004 · Docket 03-931
Florida argues that a lawyer may concede guilt to save a client's life. The client argues that this action requires explicit consent.
October Term 2004 · Docket 03-814
The dispute centers on whether a stationary vessel qualifies as a ship under the Jones Act.
October Term 2004 · Docket 03-892
The dispute centers on whether a client must report the full settlement amount or only the net amount received after paying legal fees.
October Term 2004 · Docket 03-633
The dispute centers on whether executing a 17-year-old violates the Eighth Amendment.
October Term 2004 · Docket 03-878
The government claims it can hold inadmissible aliens forever. the sides that brought the case argue this violates due process.
October Term 2004 · Docket 03-409
KP Permanent Make-Up argues the fair-use defense applies regardless of confusion. Lasting Impression argues confusion defeats the defense.
October Term 2004 · Docket 04-104
The dispute centers on whether federal judges may increase sentences using facts not proven by a jury.
October Term 2004 · Docket 105 ORIG.
Kansas and Colorado dispute how to measure water usage and whether a new official should oversee the process.
October Term 2003 · Docket 03-1027
Jose Padilla challenges his military detention. The government claims presidential power allows this action.
October Term 2003 · Docket 03-6696
Yaser Hamdi challenges his indefinite detention. The government claims it has the power to hold him.
October Term 2003 · Docket 03-475
the sides that brought the case seek to overturn a lower court dismissal. the opposing sides defend the dismissal based on jurisdictional limits.
October Term 2003 · Docket 03-724
Foreign buyers seek damages for high vitamin prices abroad. U.S. firms argue the law bars such claims.
October Term 2003 · Docket 03-167
The government argues outcome impact is required. The defendant argues the lower court applied the wrong standard.
October Term 2003 · Docket 03-221
the side that brought the case argues the one-year limit does not apply. the opposing side argues the limit applies to all federal habeas petitions.
October Term 2003 · Docket 03-358
The dispute centers on whether the DOT must certify eligible Mexican trucks after a NAFTA panel found the U.S. ban violated the treaty.