Morgan v Sundance (Fed Arbitration act)

Gallardo v Marstiller (State recovery of medicare expenses)

Southwest v Saxon (Fed Arbitration act exemptions)

Seigel v Fitzgerald (Bankruptcy)

Egbert v Boule (Bivens)

Kemp v US (Civil Procedure)

Garland v Aleman Gonzalez (Immigration and Jurisdiction)

Johnson v Arteaga-Martinez (Immigration and bond)

DENEZPI v. UNITED STATES (Dual Sovereignty/Double Jeopardy)

The Dual sovereignty exception to Double jeopardy is not implicated by the sovereignty of the court personnel, but by the sovereignty of the AUTHORITY under which that court operates. 

ZF Automotive v Luxshare (discovery in international arbitration).

§1782 does not authorize district courts to demand discovery for international arbitration. 

Viking River cruises v Moriana (Arbitration and California Law)

Not really sure.

Golan v Saada (Hague Convention--Child Abduction)

YSLETA DEL SUR PUEBLO ET AL. v. TEXAS (Indian Gaming)

Texas’ bingo laws are regulatory in nature, therefore it may not prevent the Tribe from offering bingo on reservation lands.

American Hospital Asn v Becerra (Medicare payments to hospitals)

George v McDonough (VA Benefits)

The decision below did not meet the “clear and unmistakable error”

Carson v Makin (1a Free Exercise)

Not allowed to discriminate based solely on religion.

Shoop v Twyford (All Writs act/Post conviction relief).

Prisoner here can’t use the all writs act to help him develop evidence that may not be admissible.

US v WA (intergovernmental immunity & Workers Comp)

US v Taylor (crime of violence)

“Crime of violence” requires the underlying crime supporting it to require the government to prove “violence” beyond a reasonable doubt.

Marietta health plan v. Davita (medicare)

Vega v Tekoh (5a, §1983)

Court declines to extend §1983 suits to violations of prophylactic rules protecting constitutional rights.

Dobbs Dissent Part 1

Nance v Ward (death penalty)

Prisoners can still challenge the death penalty using an (as yet not state authorized) substitute method.

BERGER v. NC NAACP (Civil Procedure for Government entities)

Here the legislature can be it’s own litigational party.

BECERRA v. EMPIRE HEALTH (DHS Medicare fraction computation)

“Entitled” here does not mean “to receive“