Showing 101–120 of 1389 cases, newest official Court activity first.
October Term 2018 · Docket 17-9572
Mississippi prosecutors removed most Black jurors in five prior trials. The state argues the sixth trial's removals were race-neutral. The defendant claims the pattern proves racial intent.
October Term 2018 · Docket 18-315
Cochise Consultancy argues the deadline stays fixed. The government argues intervention resets it.
October Term 2018 · Docket 17-1606
The parties dispute whether a late appeal dismissal ends the disability claim.
October Term 2018 · Docket 18-281
Virginia legislators claim the state attorney general wrongly refused to appeal a federal court order. They argue the House has standing to defend its own redistricting plan.
October Term 2018 · Docket 17-1717
The dispute centers on whether a government-owned Peace Cross memorial violates the constitutional ban on state-sponsored religion.
October Term 2018 · Docket 17-1672
The dispute centers on whether a judge can extend a prison sentence using a preponderance of the evidence standard.
October Term 2018 · Docket 17-8995
The dispute centers on whether time spent in state jail before sentencing counts as serving a federal term.
October Term 2018 · Docket 17-1702
The dispute centers on whether a private company administering a state-mandated public access channel constitutes a government actor.
October Term 2018 · Docket 17-1657
The dispute centers on whether a debtor can abandon a trademark license during bankruptcy proceedings.
October Term 2018 · Docket 18-96
Tennessee requires out-of-state residents to live in the state for one year before buying a liquor license. Out-of-state retailers argue this rule discriminates against interstate commerce.
October Term 2018 · Docket 17-1471
Home Depot seeks to move a state counterclaim to federal court. Jackson opposes this transfer.
October Term 2018 · Docket 17-1484
Hospitals argue the agency bypassed required procedures to cut their payments.
October Term 2018 · Docket 17-1201
the sides that brought the case argue the clause waives immunity for all TVA actions. The agency argues it covers only specific activities.
October Term 2018 · Docket 17-1625
Rimini Street seeks full litigation costs. Oracle argues for a limited statutory list.
October Term 2018 · Docket 17-1299
California seeks to sue Hyatt in federal court. Hyatt argues state courts must handle such disputes.
October Term 2018 · Docket 17-532
Wyoming claims a treaty right to hunt expired. The hunter argues the tribe kept that right forever.
October Term 2018 · Docket 17-571
Copyright holders dispute whether filing an application or receiving a government decision starts the clock for suing infringers.
October Term 2018 · Docket 17-1307
The dispute centers on whether enforcing a security interest constitutes debt collection under federal law.
October Term 2018 · Docket 17-290
Merck argues federal law blocks state failure-to-warn claims when the FDA rejects a proposed label change. Albrecht argues state law still allows such claims.
October Term 2018 · Docket 17-646
the sides that brought the case argue the Double Jeopardy Clause bars dual sovereign prosecutions. The government claims separate powers allow both trials.