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Torres v. Madrid

Will the officers who shot Roxanne Torres face claims for excessive use of force (Fourth Amendment)?

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Uzuegbunam v. Preczewski

Uzuegbunam can seek nominal relief from his college for restrictive speech policies even though the college already removed the policies.

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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service v. Sierra Club

The federal agencies do not need to produce their draft biological opinions to the environmental organization.

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Trump v. New York

Can the Trump administration re-tabulate the census count before determining House apportionment?

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Carney v. Adams

Delaware limits positions on several high courts to the two major political parties. Do the limits violate an Independent’s First Amendment rights to free association?

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Tanzin v. Tanvir

Can Tanvir and co. get money damages from the federal officers who tried to convince them to be spies?

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Trump v. Vance (Decision July 9, 2020)

Can the New York prosecutors get Trumps’s financial information from his accounting firm?

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Trump v. Mazars (Decision July 9, 2020)

Can the House committees get Trump’s financial information from third parties?

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U.S. Patent and Trademark Office v. Booking.Com (Decision June 30, 2020)

Is the mark BOOKING.COM protectable as a trademark for online hotel reservation services?

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Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue (Decision June 30, 2020)

Did the Montana Supreme Court invalidly strike the state’s tax credit program just because it indirectly benefits religious schools?

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