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Lange v California New70ppi
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Lange v. California

Can an officer enter a home without a warrant while in hot pursuit of a misdemeanor?

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United States v. Arthrex

Did the Federal Circuit properly resolve the case regarding the power and role of USPTO administrative judges?

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NCAA v. Alston

Do the NCAA limits on college athlete compensation violate federal antitrust laws?

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Nestle v. Doe

The U.S. companies are not subject to suit for the human rights abuses alleged by foreign citizens because the actions alleged occurred abroad.

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Fulton v. City of Philadelphia

Philadelphia violated the First Amendment in banning a Catholic foster care agency for refusing to work with same-sex couples.

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California v. Texas

Texas’s challenge to the Affordable Care Act is invalid because the plaintiffs do not have legal standing.

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Caniglia v. Strom

Did the officers have the right to seize Caniglia’s guns by entering his home without a warrant?

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BP v. Mayor and City Council of Baltimore

Can the oil company defendants get the climate change case against them removed to federal court?

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Google v. Oracle

Google’s use of Java API code in the Android operating system was “fair use” and not a copyright infringement.

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Facebook v. Duguid

Does the law prohibiting auto-calls cover a device without a random or sequential number generator?

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