Showing 41–60 of 75 cases, newest official Court activity first.
October Term 2002 · Docket 01-1491
the sides that brought the case argue Congress mandated detention for serious felons. the opposing sides claim this violates due process rights.
October Term 2002 · Docket 00-1471
Insurers argue Kentucky statutes regulate their business. Patients claim federal law preempts state rules.
October Term 2002 · Docket 01-1572
Cook County argues the law excludes local entities. The government says the law covers them.
October Term 2002 · Docket 01-1418
The dispute centers on whether a creditor can collect a settled fraud debt after a debtor files for bankruptcy.
October Term 2002 · Docket 01-1107
Virginia argues its law targets only threatening acts. Black argues the law targets a specific symbol.
October Term 2002 · Docket 01-1289
State Farm seeks to limit punitive damages to in-state conduct. The Campbells argue the jury properly considered national practices.
October Term 2002 · Docket 01-1243
Borden Ranch seeks to avoid a permit for plowing. The Corps argues the act requires one.
October Term 2002 · Docket 01-1437
Branch and Smith dispute whether state judges can redraw electoral maps without federal pre-clearance.
October Term 2002 · Docket 01-1209
Boeing argues export incentives lower its tax bill. The government says the law requires full income taxation.
October Term 2002 · Docket 01-1325
the sides that brought the case claim a state tax on interest from client trust accounts is an unconstitutional taking. the opposing sides argue the tax is a valid exercise of state power.
October Term 2002 · Docket 01-1118
Clinic owners claim protesters forced them to close. Protesters say they only exercised free speech rights.
October Term 2002 · Docket 01-1444
The dispute centers on whether a police officer can claim qualified immunity in a civil rights suit for a coerced confession.
October Term 2002 · Docket 01-1120
The dispute centers on whether standard corporate agency rules determine liability under the Fair Housing Act.
October Term 2002 · Docket 01-1420
Washington seeks to keep federal funds for child care. The estate argues the money belongs to the child.
October Term 2002 · Docket 01-1067
The tribe seeks damages for building decay. The government denies any duty to maintain them.
October Term 2002 · Docket 01-1375
The Navajo Nation seeks damages for lease amendments. The United States denies a trust duty exists.
October Term 2002 · Docket 01-1231
Connecticut officials want to keep sex offender data public. The offender argues this practice harms his reputation and privacy.
October Term 2002 · Docket 01-729
the sides that brought the case claim the registration act is a criminal penalty. The State argues it is a civil safety measure.
October Term 2002 · Docket 01-1015
Victor Moseley seeks to limit trademark dilution claims to proven economic harm. V. Secret argues the statute allows relief without such proof.
October Term 2002 · Docket 01-1184
The government argues conspiracy is an incomplete crime. The defense argues the lower court decided the case on evidence sufficiency.