October Term 2024 · Docket 24-297
Do picture books in elementary schools violate parents' religious rights?
Parents claim school books on gender and marriage force them to choose between their faith and their children's education.
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October Term 2024 · Docket 24-416
Does the IRS offset of a refund strip the Tax Court of jurisdiction?
The IRS argues it can block Tax Court review by offsetting refunds. The taxpayer claims this action violates statutory jurisdiction.
October Term 2024 · Docket 24-275
Does a premature notice of appeal become valid when the appeal period reopens?
The dispute centers on whether a notice of appeal filed before the appeal period begins takes effect when that period later reopens.
October Term 2024 · Docket 23-1275
Does a federal statute grant patients a private right to sue for denied medical choices?
the sides that brought the case argue the law lacks explicit rights-creating language. the opposing sides claim it mandates state obligations to individuals.
October Term 2024 · Docket 24-20
Does the PSJVTA violate due process by forcing foreign entities to pay terrorism judgments?
the sides that brought the case argue the statute violates due process. the opposing sides claim it serves national security goals.
October Term 2024 · Docket 23-1345
Does a new habeas petition filed during an appeal count as second or successive?
Rivers argues his new petition is not second or successive. Guerrero argues it is.
October Term 2024 · Docket 24-154
Can states limit religious unemployment tax exemptions?
Catholic Charities argues Wisconsin wrongly denied its tax exemption. The state claims the group failed to meet religious criteria.
October Term 2024 · Docket 24-354
Does the FCC lack authority to set universal service fees?
Consumers' Research argues the FCC exceeds its power by setting fees without clear limits. The FCC claims Congress authorized these charges.
October Term 2024 · Docket 23-1067
Which federal court reviews state air plan approvals?
Oklahoma argues the D.C. Circuit must review state air plan approvals. The EPA argues regional courts handle these local actions.
October Term 2024 · Docket 23-1229
Where must a refinery sue to challenge an EPA economic hardship denial?
The dispute centers on whether a refinery must file its challenge in Washington, D.C., or in a local court.
October Term 2024 · Docket 23-1270
Does a late filing bar courts from reviewing a torture claim?
The dispute centers on whether a missed deadline permanently blocks judicial review of a torture claim.
October Term 2024 · Docket 23-1300
Can a state sue over nuclear waste storage if it failed to join the agency process?
Texas and a private firm challenge a federal nuclear waste storage license. They argue they have standing despite missing agency deadlines.
October Term 2024 · Docket 23-1141
Does Mexico's claim of cartel violence satisfy the PLCAA predicate exception?
Mexico sues gunmakers for aiding cartel violence. The gunmakers argue the PLCAA bars the suit.
October Term 2024 · Docket 23-1201
Does the FSIA require minimum contacts to enforce arbitration awards?
The dispute centers on whether U.S. courts need minimum contacts to enforce arbitration awards against foreign states.
October Term 2024 · Docket 23-1259
Does a party's own strategic choice count as an extraordinary circumstance to reopen a final judgment?
The dispute centers on whether a litigant's own strategic decisions can satisfy the high bar for reopening a final judgment under Rule 60(b)(6).
October Term 2024 · Docket 23-1039
Does Title VII require the same proof for all races?
the side that brought the case claims the appeals court applied a stricter standard to her because of her race.
October Term 2024 · Docket 23-1324
Does a judge's exhaustion ruling bind a later jury?
Prisoners argue exhaustion is a legal question for judges. States argue it involves facts for juries.
October Term 2024 · Docket 23-7483
Can judges use retribution to revoke supervised release?
The dispute centers on whether courts may consider the seriousness of a crime when deciding to revoke supervised release.
October Term 2024 · Docket 23-7809
Does a court order declaring state DNA rules unconstitutional fix a prisoner's lack of access to testing?
A Texas prisoner argues a court order declaring state DNA rules unconstitutional fixes his lack of access to testing. The state argues the order does not fix that specific injury.
October Term 2024 · Docket 23-1007
Does ERISA require plaintiffs to prove harm from a service provider transaction?
the sides that brought the case seek to sue Cornell over a service provider deal. Cornell argues the law requires proof of specific harm.