Showing 61–72 of 72 cases, newest official Court activity first.
October Term 2008 · Docket 07-689
the sides that brought the case argue coalition districts satisfy the law. the opposing sides claim only majority-minority districts protect voting rights.
October Term 2008 · Docket 07-751
Officers entered a home with a confidential informant. The homeowner sued for damages. The officers claim legal protection.
October Term 2008 · Docket 07-901
Oregon argues judges can set consecutive sentences alone. The defendant argues a jury must find the facts first.
October Term 2008 · Docket 06-1595
Vicky Crawford reported harassment to city officials. Her employer fired her. She claims retaliation. The city argues her report was not protected opposition.
October Term 2008 · Docket 07-1239
The Navy wants to use sonar for training. Environmental groups want a court order to stop it.
October Term 2008 · Docket 07-463
the sides that brought the case argue a single local injury cannot support a nationwide ban on a federal rule.
October Term 2008 · Docket 07-513
The dispute centers on whether a clerical error in a police database mandates the exclusion of evidence found during a subsequent arrest.
October Term 2008 · Docket 07-542
Police searched a car after arresting the driver. The driver claims this violated his rights.
October Term 2008 · Docket 07-636
The dispute centers on whether a spouse can legally give up pension rights during divorce without a specific court order.
October Term 2008 · Docket 07-562
Altria argues federal law preempts state fraud claims. Good argues state law allows such suits.
October Term 2008 · Docket 07-610
the sides that brought the case argue compelled fees for external litigation violate free speech. the opposing sides claim such costs are core union services.
October Term 2008 · Docket 07-773
the side that brought the case argues the Arbitration Act cancels federal jurisdiction limits. the opposing side argues the Act only enforces contracts.