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U.S. Supreme Court Ramos v. Louisiana, Case No. 18-5924
Criminal Procedure: Does the Fourteenth Amendment fully incorporate the Sixth Amendment guarantee of a unanimous verdict? - Argued October 7, 2019
U.S. Supreme Court Peter v. NantKwest, Case No. 18-801
Civil Procedure: Must a patent applicant cover the personnel expenses the USPTO incurs in Section 145 litigation? - Argued October 7, 2019
U.S. Supreme Court Kahler v. Kansas, Case No. 18-6135
Criminal Procedure: Do the Eighth and Fourteenth Amendments permit a state to abolish the insanity defense? - Argued October 7, 2019
USCA, Fifth Circuit Jackson Women's Health v. Dobbs, Case No. 18-60868
Civil Rights: May Mississippi ban abortions 15 weeks after conception? - Argued October 7, 2019
USCA, Ninth Circuit East Bay Sanctuary Covenant v. Trump, Case No. 18-17274
Immigration: May the Trump Administration require asylum seekers to wait in Mexico for their claims to be decided and may it disqualify illegal entrants from seeking asylum? - Argued October 1, 2019
USCA, Ninth Circuit Skidmore v. Led Zeppelin, Case No. 16-56057
Intellectual Property: When comparing two songs in a case for copyright infringement (here "Stairway to Heaven" and "Taurus"), should the jury be allowed to hear the songs side-by-side, or be limited to looking at sheet music? - Argued Sept
USCA, D.C. Circuit Woodhull Freedom Foundation v. United States, Case No. 18-5298
Civil Procedure: Do advocates of free speech on the internet and groups supporting sex workers lack standing to challenge a federal law that targets sex trafficking online? - Argued September 20, 2019
USCA, Fourth Circuit United States v. Under Seal, Case No. 19-1730
Criminal Procedure: May prosecutors create a "taint team" to review the emails of criminal defense attorneys for privilege, or must that be done by a magistrate? - Argued September 10, 2019
USCA, Ninth Circuit Velasquez-Reyes v. Samsung, Case No. 17-56556
Civil Procedure: Does a notice on the packaging of the Samsung Galaxy S7 constitute a "clear statement" that the purchaser agrees to arbitration? - Argued August 29, 2019
USCA, Second Circuit Cox v. Spirit Airlines, Case No. 18-3484
Civil Procedure: Should passengers of Spirit Airlines be allowed to sue as a class, where Spirit allegedly misrepresented its baggage allowance? - Argued August 29, 2019
USCA, Second Circuit Trump v. Deutsche Bank, Case No. 19-1540
Civil Procedure: May Congress subpoena the tax returns and other financial records of President Trump from a third-party bank? - Argued August 23, 2019
USCA, Fifth Circuit In re Gee, Case No. 19-30353
Abortion: May Louisiana obtain a writ of mandamus to dismiss lawsuits challenging its enactment of abortion restrictions? - Argued August 9, 2019
USCA, Ninth Circuit Monster Energy Company v. City Beverages, Case No. 17-55813
Arbitration: Must arbitrators disclose whether they have an ownership stake in the arbitration company for whom they work? - Argued July 12, 2019
USCA, D.C. Circuit Trump v. Mazars, Case No. 19-5142
Separation of Powers: May the Executive refuse to comply with a Congressional subpoena based upon its assertion that it lacks a legitimate legislative purpose? - Argued July 12, 2019
USCA, Fifth Circuit Texas v. United States, Case No. 19-10011
Healthcare: Did the repeal of the Affordable Care Act's tax on not having health insurance require the invalidation of the entire law? - Argued July 9, 2019
Indiana Supreme Court Indiana v. Timbs, Case No. 27A04-1511-MI-01976
Criminal Procedure: Following a remand from the Supreme Court, does the forfeiture of an automobile following a conviction for drug trafficking violate the Excessive Fines Clause? - Argued June 28, 2019
USCA, Eighth Circuit Fleck v. Wetch, Case No. 16-1564
Free Speech: Do mandatory bar association dues violate the First Amendment? - Argued June 13, 2019
USCA, Ninth Circuit Juliana v. United States, Case No. 18-36082
Environmental Law: Does the United States have a constitutional obligation to minor children to try and prevent climate change? - Argued June 4, 2019
Illinois Supreme Court Illinois v. Austin, Case No. 123910
Free Speech: Do laws making it a crime to disseminate 'revenge porn' violate the First Amendment? - Argued May 14, 2019
USCA, Fifth Circuit Planned Parenthood of Greater Texas v. Phillips, Case No. 17-50282
Abortion: May Texas selectively refuse to provide Medicaid funding to Planned Parenthood? - Argued May 14, 2019
Ohio Supreme Court Speedway LLC v. Wray, Case No. 17-0813
Property: Does a closure of a highway's point of access to a local property constitute a taking of the property? - Argued May 7, 2019
USCA, Third Circuit Singh v. Uber, Case No. 17-1397
Labor: Must Uber drivers arbitrate their labor claims? - Argued April 29, 2019
USCA, Fifth Circuit Cain v. New Orleans, Case No. 18-30955
Criminal Procedure: May a judge assess a defendant's ability to pay a fine and incarcerate him for failure to pay, when the revenue from those fines makes up a significant portion of the courts' budget? - Argued April 30, 2019
U.S. Supreme Court Taggart v. Lorenzen, Case No. 18-489
Bankruptcy: Under the Bankruptcy Code, does a creditor's good-faith belief that the discharge injunction does not apply preclude a finding of civil contempt? - Argued April 24, 2019
U.S. Supreme Court Quarles v. United States, Case No. 17-778
Criminal Procedure: Does generic burglary require proof of the intent to commit a crime at the time of unlawful entry or first unlawful remaining, or at any time while remaining in the building or structure? - Argued April 24, 2019
U.S. Supreme Court Rehaif v. United States, Case No. 17-9560
Criminal Procedure: To violate 18 U.S.C. § 922(g), prohibiting the knowing possession of a firearm by someone unlawfully in the United States, must the accused know both that they are in possession of a firearm and unlawfully in the United
U.S. Supreme Court Mitchell v. Wisconsin, Case No. 18-6210
Fourth Amendment: Is a statute authorizing a blood draw from an unconscious motorist without a warrant consistent with the Fourth Amendment? - Argued April 23, 2019
U.S. Supreme Court Dept. of Commerce v. New York, Case No. 18-966
Administrative Law: Did the Secretary of Commerce violate the Administrative Procedure Act when he added a citizenship question to the 2020 census questionnaire? - Argued April 23, 2019
U.S. Supreme Court Fort Bend County, TX v. Davis, Case No. 18-525
Civil Procedure: Is Title VII's administrative exhaustion requirement before the EEOC a jurisdictional prerequisite to suit or a waivable claim-processing rule? - Argued April 22, 2019
U.S. Supreme Court Food Marketing Institute v. Argus Leader Media, Case No. 18-481
FOIA: What non-public "commercial or financial information" must the Government withhold under Exemption 4 of the Freedom of Information Act? - Argued April 22, 2019
