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USCA, Second Circuit Trump v. Vance, Case No. 20-2766 Sep 04, 2020

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Separation of Powers: Is the President entitled to a stay of the New York grand jury subpoena of his financial records, while he appeals on grounds that the subpoena is in bad faith? - Argued September 1, 2020

USCA, Ninth Circuit CTA v. Becerra, Case No. 20-55106 Sep 02, 2020

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Federalism: Is California's ban on companies' hiring independent contractors to do the work of its employees preempted by federal law when applied to the trucking industry? - Argued September 1, 2020

USCA, Fifth Circuit Texas Democratic Party v. Abbott, Case No. 20-50407 Sep 01, 2020

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Election Law: Do Texas’ mail-in ballot requirements unlawfully discriminate against voters under 65? - Argued August 31, 2020

USCA, Eleventh Circuit McCoy v. DeSantis, Case No. 20-12003 Aug 19, 2020

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Election Law: May Florida make the restoration of voting rights for re-enfranchised felons contingent upon their payment of all legal financial obligations arising out of their convictions? - Argued August 18, 2020

USCA, D.C. Circuit In re Flynn II, Case No. 20-5143 Aug 11, 2020

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Separation of Powers: In the case of the former National Security Advisor, when the government moves to dismiss an indictment after a guilty plea, and the defendant consents, must the district court automatically dismiss? - Argued August 11, 2020

USCA, Sixth Circuit Rranxburgaj v. Nielsen, Case No. 19-2148 Aug 06, 2020

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Immigration: Does a non-citizen become a "fugitive" if they have taken sanctuary in a church to avoid deportation? - Argued August 5, 2020

USCA, First Circuit Ryan v. ICE, Case No. 19-1838 Jul 31, 2020

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Immigration: Is there a common law privilege that bars Immigration and Customs Enforcement from making immigration arrests in state courthouses? - Argued July 29, 2020

Tennessee Supreme Court Fisher v. Hargett, Case No. M2020-00831-SC-RDM-CV Jul 31, 2020

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Election Law: Do the citizens of Tennessee have the right to cast absentee ballots due to the COVID pandemic? - Argued July 30, 2020

USCA, Second Circuit La Liberte v. Reid, Case No. 19-3574 Jul 16, 2020

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Free Speech: Was a woman who spoke at a public hearing in opposition to California's sanctuary cities law a public figure, such that Joy Reid cannot be sued for posting allegedly misleading tweets that called the woman racist? - Argued May 14, 2020

USCA, Ninth Circuit Alfred v. Disney, Case No. 19-55669 Jul 07, 2020

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Intellectual Property: In an infringement suit against Pirates of the Caribbean, are "cockiness, bravery, and drunkenness ... generic, non-distinct characteristics" with respect to pirates, and therefore not protectable? - Argued July 6, 2020

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