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U.S. Supreme Court United States v. Haymond, Case No. 17-1672
Criminal Procedure: Is it unconstitutional to terminate supervised release based upon a showing that the defendant violated the terms of his supervised release by a preponderance of the evidence? - Argued February 26, 2019
U.S. Supreme Court Manhattan Community Access v. Halleck, Case No. 17-1702
Free Press: Are private entities operating public access television stations state actors for constitutional purposes? - Argued February 25, 2019
USCA, Fourth Circuit Parker v. Reema Consulting Services, Case No. 18-1206
Civil Rights: Does the propagation of rumors that an employee had an affair with her boss constitute workplace sexual harassment? - Argued October 31, 2018
USCA, Second Circuit Force v. Facebook, Case No. 18-397
Civil Procedure: Can Facebook be sued by victims of terrorist attacks under the Anti-Terrorism Act based upon the allegation that members of a terrorist organization, HAMAS, used Facebook? - Argued February 25, 2019
USCA, D.C. Circuit NAACP v. Trump, Case No. 18-5243
Immigration: Was the Trump Administration's termination of the #DACA (Dreamers) Program arbitrary and capricious? - Argued February 22, 2019
U.S. Supreme Court Mission Product Holdings v. Tempnology, Case No. 17-1657
Bankruptcy: Does a debtor-licensor's rejection of a license agreement constitute a breach of contract, terminating the licensee's rights under applicable non-bankruptcy law? - Argued February 20, 2019
U.S. Supreme Court Return Mail v. USPS, Case No. 17-1594
Intellectual Property: May the government counter-sue in the Patent Trial and Appeal Board to invalidate a patent it is accused of infringing? - Argued February 19, 2019
USCA, Sixth Circuit Crosby v. Twitter, Case No. 18-1426
Civil Procedure: Was the Pulse Nightclub shooting an act of international terrorism and are social media companies liable under the Anti-Terrorism Act for allegedly allowing ISIS sympathizers to use their platforms? - Argued January 15, 201
USCA, D.C. Circuit Al-Tamimi v. Adelson, Case No. 17-5207
International Law: Is a suit by Palestinians against Israeli settlers for genocide and war crimes barred by the political question doctrine? - Argued October 16, 2018
USCA, D.C. Circuit Mozilla v. FCC, Case No. 18-1051
Technology: Was it lawful for the FCC to reverse #NetNeutrality and its classification of broadband providers as telecom services? - Argued February 1, 2019
