Showing 41–60 of 70 cases, newest official Court activity first.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-1238
Federal the sides that brought the case argue a federal statute overrides state laws that bar local governments from providing telecom services. the opposing sides claim the statute only covers private firms.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-1389
The dispute centers on whether the IRS must assess individual partners directly to collect unpaid partnership taxes.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-1580
the sides that brought the case seek a workable standard to prove partisan gerrymandering. the opposing sides argue such claims are inherently political and non-justiciable.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-6320
The dispute centers on whether a valid waiver of counsel rights fixes an earlier constitutional breach.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-1183
Prosecutors seek to admit a gun found after an unwarned confession. The defendant argues the Fifth Amendment forbids this use.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-1371
Missouri seeks to admit a later confession. The defendant argues the first unwarned statement poisoned the second.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-8286
Banks argues prosecutors hid evidence and his lawyer failed him. The state says he waived these claims by not raising them earlier.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-964
the sides that brought the case argue courts must find federal claims in state records. the opposing sides insist prisoners must clearly label them.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-1377
the side that brought the case seeks emotional distress damages. The government argues actual financial loss is required.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-954
The dispute centers on whether federal law enforcement must release sensitive autopsy images under the Freedom of Information Act.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-1016
Creditors argue for a risk-based rate. Debtors argue for a market-based rate.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-1315
Joshua Davey argues Washington State discriminates against religion by excluding ministry degrees from its scholarship program. Gary Locke argues the state constitution requires strict separation of church and state.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-1290
The dispute centers on whether the Postal Service qualifies as a person under federal antitrust laws.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-9065
the sides that brought the case seek to sue over a prison hearing. the opposing sides argue a legal bar prevents this suit.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-1080
The dispute centers on whether the Age Discrimination in Employment Act shields only the oldest employees in a comparison group or all workers over forty.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-1348
Olympic Airways argues that inaction is not an accident. Rubina Husain claims that leaving a sick passenger alone creates liability.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-693
The dispute centers on whether bankruptcy law allows a debtor's attorney to be paid from funds meant for creditors.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-9410
The dispute centers on whether the Confrontation Clause bars admitting testimonial statements when the witness is unavailable.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-1060
Illinois argues its witness checkpoint is legal. Lidster claims it violates the Fourth Amendment.
October Term 2003 · Docket 02-1196
Investors claim a payphone lease scheme was a fraud. The operator argues the lease is not a security.