Showing 61–78 of 78 cases, newest official Court activity first.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-987
the sides that brought the case seek to uphold a state tax credit. the opposing sides seek to strike it down as an Establishment Clause violation.
October Term 2010 · Docket 08-1438
The dispute centers on whether federal law permits individuals to sue states for money damages.
October Term 2010 · Docket 08-1448
California seeks to ban selling violent games to children. The industry argues this violates free speech rights.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-400
Vincent Staub argues his supervisor's biased report caused his firing. Proctor Hospital argues the neutral manager's decision breaks the chain of liability.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-737
The parties dispute whether federal appellate courts can review a district court's denial of summary judgment once a jury has decided the case.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-846
The tribe seeks a second trial. The government demands a single recovery.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-834
The dispute centers on whether the Fair Labor Standards Act protects employees who report violations verbally rather than in writing.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-9000
A prisoner seeks federal court access to DNA evidence. The state denies this request.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-152
the sides that brought the case seek state court damages. the opposing sides seek federal preemption.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-587
the side that brought the case seeks federal habeas relief. the opposing side argues the state court already decided the claim on the merits.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-658
The dispute centers on whether a coerced confession makes a guilty plea unreasonable.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-571
A district attorney's office faces liability for one wrongful conviction. The office argues one error does not prove systemic training failure.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-751
A family seeks damages for funeral protest speech. The protesters claim constitutional protection.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-150
The case tests whether a dying man's answers to police questions count as formal testimony or an urgent emergency report.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-350
Los Angeles County argues that Section 1983 requires proof of a specific policy causing injury. Humphries contends that direct constitutional violations suffice for liability.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-530
NASA seeks to enforce background checks that ask about medical counseling.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-479
the sides that brought the case argue the mandatory minimum applies only to offenses in the indictment. The government argues it applies to all firearm offenses.
October Term 2010 · Docket 09-907
Creditors argue a debtor without a car loan cannot deduct ownership costs. The debtor claims the standard deduction applies regardless of debt.