Showing 61–76 of 76 cases, newest official Court activity first.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-1426
Truckers argue the EPA must consider economic costs when setting air quality standards. The agency insists the law requires setting standards based only on health effects.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-1379
The dispute centers on whether the Federal Arbitration Act applies to employment agreements.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-929
Missouri requires federal candidates to state their views on state issues. Opponents claim this violates federal election laws.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-1132
Police officers blocked entry to a home to preserve evidence while seeking a warrant. The state argues this action was lawful. The homeowner argues it violated his rights.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-1178
A county group challenges federal wetland protection rules.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-7504
A federal inmate challenges a Bureau of Prisons rule that limits credit for good behavior.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-859
Farmers claim the government must pay for crop damage caused by leaking irrigation water.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-1240
the sides that brought the case argue the ADA exceeds federal power. the opposing sides claim it validly enforces the Fourteenth Amendment.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-901
Brentwood Academy argues the TSSAA is a state actor. The TSSAA claims private membership breaks that status.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-1238
The dispute centers on whether filing repetitive, procedurally barred state motions extends the one-year federal habeas deadline.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-804
The dispute centers on whether a state or municipality parts with property when it issues a license.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-603
Legal aid groups argue federal funding rules violate free speech rights. The government claims it controls program scope.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-936
Pregnant women sued a hospital after doctors tested their urine for drugs and arrested them.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-1030
The city argues its checkpoints are legal safety tools. The driver argues they are illegal drug searches.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-1235
The dispute centers on whether a federal judge must pause a lawsuit to allow arbitration or can end the case entirely.
October Term 2000 · Docket 99-1295
the sides that brought the case claim debt discharge is tax-exempt. The government says it is taxable income.