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USvSanchez-Gomez
Case Explainer

United States v. Sanchez-Gomez

Several detainees sued against a court practice of keeping defendants in shackles. Could the detainees’ lawsuit continue despite mootness?

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ChinaAgritechvResh
Case Explainer

China Agritech v. Resh (Argument March 26, 2018)

Resh wanted to file the third class action against China Agritech. But the time period had expired. Can Resh take advantage of a tolling (time-pausing) rule?

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CyanvBeaverCountyDecision
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Cyan v. Beaver County Employees Retirement Fund (Decision March 20, 2018)

The Supreme Court ruled the retirement fund’s class action can continue in state court, even though it’s based on federal law.

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Concepts

Levels of Scrutiny

How courts determine if the government is violating the Constitution.

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BurdenShifting
Concepts

Burden Shifting: How courts cut through the noise

Learn how courts evaluate indirect evidence with this infographic.

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Murphyv
Case Explainer

Murphy v. Smith (Decision February 21, 2018)

Murphy was awarded over $300,000 for abuse he suffered while in prison. Murphy must use 25% of his award to pay his attorney’s fees.

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Rosales-MirelesvUS
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Rosales-Mireles v. United States (Argument February 21, 2018)

What happens when the judge messes up? The Supreme Court will decide if the mistake in Rosales-Mireles’ case was serious enough that it must be fixed.

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CurriervVirginia
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Currier v. Virginia (Argument February 20, 2018)

Can Currier be convicted of firearm possession if a different jury decided he wasn’t involved?

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NAMv
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National Association of Manufacturers v. Department of Defense (Decision January 22, 2018)

The EPA challenges must start in federal district courts, despite federal government arguments that they should go directly to appeals courts.

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Hall-v-Hall
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Hall v. Hall (Argument January 16, 2018)

The lower court tried two related cases together. While one of them is still ongoing, can the other be appealed?

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