Showing 21–40 of 70 cases, newest official Court activity first.
October Term 2003 · Docket 03-5554
The dispute centers on whether a state law requiring detained individuals to identify themselves violates constitutional protections against unreasonable searches.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-1689
The dispute centers on whether a party's later change in citizenship cures a prior lack of complete diversity.
October Term 2003 · Docket 03-44
The dispute centers on whether federal fraud statutes demand proof that local crimes connect to federal spending.
October Term 2003 · Docket 03-218
The ACLU argues the law bans protected adult speech. The government claims it protects children from online pornography.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-1606
the sides that brought the case seek to sue Tennessee. the opposing sides claim sovereign immunity blocks the suit.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-1684
The dispute centers on whether a suspect's age matters during police questioning.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-1794
The dispute centers on whether border agents may open a vehicle's gas tank without a warrant or specific suspicion.
October Term 2003 · Docket 03-13
Austrian citizens seek to recover art seized by the Nazis. Austria claims sovereign immunity blocks the claim.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-1205
The parties dispute whether a federal statute sets the deadline for state law employment claims.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-1603
Defense lawyers argue that a jury instruction requiring unanimity to reject mitigating evidence violates the Constitution. The state argues the instruction was proper.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-1657
A veteran seeks court fees after winning a disability case. The government argues he missed the filing deadline.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-857
Credit card issuers and consumers dispute how to classify limit-exceedance fees under federal law.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-1541
Iowa argues the plea process clearly explained the dangers of self-representation. Tovar contends the court failed to ensure a knowing waiver of counsel.
October Term 2003 · Docket 03-107
The dispute centers on whether Congress exceeded its power when amending the Indian Civil Rights Act.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-1593
the sides that brought the case claim the government cannot tax their sand and gravel extraction. The government disputes this legal interpretation.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-1809
the sides that brought the case seek to stop a state tax credit. the opposing sides argue federal courts lack jurisdiction to hear this claim.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-1343
Car makers argue federal law blocks state vehicle bans. California officials claim local rules fit within federal limits.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-626
The Miccosukee Tribe argues the Clean Water Act mandates permits for water movement. The Water Management District claims simple water transfer needs no permit.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-1667
Tennessee argues the ADA exceeds federal power. Lane argues it validly enforces the Fourteenth Amendment.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-458
the sides that brought the case seek to include sole owners in employee benefit plans. the opposing sides oppose this inclusion.