Showing 21–40 of 76 cases, newest official Court activity first.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-1964
The dispute centers on whether the Prison Litigation Reform Act mandates exhaustion of administrative remedies even when those remedies cannot provide the specific relief sought in court.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-1977
the sides that brought the case seek a mandatory sequence for ruling on qualified immunity in excessive force cases. the opposing sides argue the current approach allows juries to decide the constitutional violation first.
October Term 2000 · Docket 00-292
C & L Enterprises seeks state court enforcement of an arbitration award. The Potawatomi Tribe claims sovereign immunity bars the suit.
October Term 2000 · Docket 105 ORIG.
Kansas seeks damages and interest for Colorado's breach of the Arkansas River Compact.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-2036
A religious group seeks access to a public school building. The school district denies that access.
October Term 2000 · Docket 00-203
The government seeks to compel the Cleveland Indians to abandon their team name. The team argues this action violates its rights.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-1848
the sides that brought the case seek fees for winning a policy change without a judgment. the opposing sides deny fees without a formal court order.
October Term 2000 · Docket 00-152
The dispute centers on whether a state law denies a property interest without due process.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-2035
The parties dispute the correct appellate standard for reviewing punitive damages.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-2047
A property owner seeks payment for lost development rights. The state denies liability for rules enacted before his purchase.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-7791
The dispute centers on whether federal law permits indefinite detention of a stateless person when deportation is not feasible.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-1884
The dispute centers on whether federal habeas corpus allows review of state sentencing errors.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-1978
Federal judges argue Social Security taxes violate salary protections. The government says these taxes are standard insurance costs.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-8508
The dispute centers on whether warrantless thermal imaging of a residence constitutes an impermissible search.
October Term 2000 · Docket 00-24
The PGA Tour argues caddies are essential to the game. Casey Martin argues the ADA mandates this accommodation.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-1613
Prison officials argue that inmates lack a special right to share legal advice. Inmates claim the First Amendment protects such correspondence.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-1702
Texas argues police may question suspects about uncharged crimes. Cobb argues this violates his right to counsel.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-1908
the sides that brought the case seek to create a private right of action under Title VI regulations. the opposing sides argue Congress did not authorize such suits.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-1871
The dispute centers on whether the government can withhold documents shared with non-agency groups.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-1953
The District of Columbia and Tri County Industries dispute the standard for granting a new trial after a jury verdict.