Showing 161–180 of 321 cases, newest official Court activity first.
October Term 2023 · Docket 22-324
School board members claim personal speech rights. Critics argue the board controls the platform and must follow state law.
October Term 2023 · Docket 22-611
A city manager claims his online posts violated a resident's rights. The resident argues the posts were private speech.
October Term 2023 · Docket 22-585
the sides that brought the case seek the Mathews standard for process. the opposing sides argue Barker controls the timeline.
October Term 2023 · Docket 22-807
Appellants claim political goals drove the map. Appellees argue race predominated in the line drawing.
October Term 2023 · Docket 22-500
A yacht insurer and a boat owner dispute which state's law governs a denied claim.
October Term 2023 · Docket 22-660
The dispute centers on whether a worker must prove an employer acted with retaliatory intent to win a Sarbanes-Oxley Act claim.
October Term 2023 · Docket 22-448
The CFPB argues its funding is constitutional. The industry group claims Congress broke the Appropriations Clause.
October Term 2023 · Docket 22-340
The dispute centers on whether a defendant must lack all three listed traits to qualify for a sentencing reduction.
October Term 2022 · Docket 22-166
A homeowner argues the government must pay for extra value taken during a tax sale. The county argues tax sales are not takings.
October Term 2022 · Docket 22-381
The parties dispute whether a civil RICO injury happens at the victim's home state or at the location of the damaged property.
October Term 2022 · Docket 22-210
The parties dispute whether a district court's denial of summary judgment preserves purely legal issues for appellate review.
October Term 2022 · Docket 22-138
The dispute centers on whether criminalizing true threats requires proof that the speaker intended to threaten.
October Term 2022 · Docket 21-1326
Relators seek damages for SuperValu's pricing claims. SuperValu argues the law lacked a clear standard.
October Term 2022 · Docket 22-174
The dispute centers on whether a minor inconvenience to an employer blocks a religious accommodation under federal law.
October Term 2022 · Docket 22-200
Slack argues Section 11 covers only registered shares. Pirani argues it covers all shares in the offering.
October Term 2022 · Docket 22-23
The dispute centers on whether federal law defines obstruction of justice as interference with any investigation or only with a currently active legal proceeding.
October Term 2022 · Docket 21-1599
The dispute centers on whether the IRS can bypass judicial review to obtain a law firm's records for a tax collection effort.
October Term 2022 · Docket 22-196
The dispute centers on whether a judge's instruction to ignore a co-defendant's confession satisfies the Sixth Amendment when that confession explicitly names the defendant.
October Term 2022 · Docket 21-1576
the side that brought the case seeks immunity from reprosecution after a venue error. The government argues the error allows a new trial.
October Term 2022 · Docket 21-757
Amgen argues its broad patent claim is valid because it provides a general roadmap. Sanofi argues the claim is invalid because it covers antibodies that are difficult to create.