October Term 2007 · Docket 06-1505
Who bears the burden of proving an age-based practice was reasonable?
The dispute centers on which party must prove an employment practice was reasonable under the ADEA.
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October Term 2007 · Docket 06-1505
The dispute centers on which party must prove an employment practice was reasonable under the ADEA.
October Term 2007 · Docket 06-923
Parties dispute whether a court must consider an insurer's financial conflict when it denies a claim.
October Term 2007 · Docket 07-320
A candidate argues a federal law violates free speech by forcing him to spend more money to match a poorer opponent.
October Term 2007 · Docket 07-6053
The dispute centers on whether a defendant's intent to prevent a witness from testifying justifies admitting that witness's prior statements.
October Term 2007 · Docket 07-474
A fired worker claims her boss acted out of personal animus. The state argues courts cannot review such subjective personnel choices.
October Term 2007 · Docket 07-343
Louisiana seeks to execute a man for raping a child. The defendant argues the Eighth Amendment forbids this punishment.
October Term 2007 · Docket 07-371
The dispute centers on whether a non-party can be bound by a prior judgment.
October Term 2007 · Docket 06-7517
The dispute centers on whether a judge must announce new sentencing reasons before the final sentence.
October Term 2007 · Docket 07-210
the sides that brought the case seek damages for liens they claim rivals won through fraud. the opposing sides argue the law requires direct reliance.
October Term 2007 · Docket 07-411
The dispute centers on whether tribal courts hold jurisdiction over a nonmember bank for tax collection.
October Term 2007 · Docket 07-208
Indiana argues a higher competency standard prevents trial chaos. Edwards argues the Sixth Amendment guarantees self-representation.
October Term 2007 · Docket 07-312
Florida and Piccadilly Cafeterias dispute whether the tax exemption applies to transfers made before a bankruptcy plan confirms.
October Term 2007 · Docket 06-1666
The dispute centers on whether federal courts must release a U.S. citizen detained in Iraq to face a foreign criminal trial.
October Term 2007 · Docket 07-455
The government argues a false statement about explosives fits the statute. The defendant argues the law requires a specific connection to the crime.
October Term 2007 · Docket 06-11429
The dispute centers on whether a state crime is a federal felony based on its label or its maximum prison term.
October Term 2007 · Docket 07-308
The government claims it can keep interest on refunded taxes after the refund deadline passes. The mining company argues the government must return that interest.
October Term 2007 · Docket 07-77
Alabama argues state courts need no federal approval to invalidate redistricting plans. Opponents claim the Voting Rights Act requires such approval for any voting change.
October Term 2007 · Docket 06-1717
Richlin Security seeks market-rate paralegal fees. The government argues a statutory cap limits these costs.
October Term 2007 · Docket 06-939
Employers claim federal law preempts a state ban on union speech. The state argues it controls its own grant funds.
October Term 2007 · Docket 07-290
The dispute centers on whether the Second Amendment grants individuals a personal right to own firearms or only protects collective militia service.