Showing 21–40 of 78 cases, newest official Court activity first.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-10876
The dispute centers on whether the Confrontation Clause requires the specific lab analyst who generated a forensic report to testify, or if another analyst can present the results.
October Term 2010 · Docket 10-98
The dispute centers on whether a prosecutor can be sued for arresting a witness without probable cause.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-1454
The dispute centers on whether a case remains justiciable when a plaintiff stops challenging a lower court ruling.
October Term 2010 · Docket 10-188
The dispute centers on whether a government agency's response to a public records request qualifies as a report for fraud litigation purposes.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-1159
Stanford and Roche dispute who owns a medical test invented by a Stanford researcher.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-1533
The dispute centers on whether the mandatory minimum penalty for cocaine base applies to all smokeable forms or only rock-hard crack.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-10245
Freeman argues his sentence rests on a plea deal. The government says it rests on sentencing guidelines.
October Term 2010 · Docket 10-6
The dispute centers on whether a company that deliberately avoids learning about a patent infringes it.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-1227
The dispute centers on whether a person can challenge a federal statute based on Tenth Amendment limits even if Congress acted within its enumerated powers.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-1498
The dispute centers on whether specific pretrial motions pause the statutory deadline for starting a criminal trial.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-1273
Hospitals claim drug makers broke price deals. Makers say no private lawsuit exists.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-1279
AT&T argues the law protects corporate privacy. The FCC argues it only protects human individuals.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-1205
the sides that brought the case argue a state court cannot bind them to a federal denial of class certification. the opposing sides argue the state court must respect that federal ruling.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-1298
Contractors argue the government waived immunity by suing them. The government claims it did not.
October Term 2010 · Docket 10-179
The dispute centers on whether a bankruptcy judge can resolve a state-law fraud claim filed against a debtor.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-11311
The dispute centers on whether Indiana's vehicular flight statute qualifies as a violent felony under federal law.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-1272
Police entered a home after hearing sounds. The state says this was legal. The defendant says the police created the emergency.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-1343
A British machinery maker and a New Jersey worker dispute whether the state court has power to hear a product liability claim.
October Term 2010 · Docket 10-76
the sides that brought the case seek dismissal of a lawsuit filed in North Carolina. the opposing sides argue the state court has power over the parent company.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-1156
Investors sue a drug maker for hiding a single adverse report. The company argues the report lacked scientific proof.