On Monday the Court issued orders from its February 27 Conference. Two new cases were granted. On Tuesday the Court announced its decision in Direct Marketing v. Brohl and on Wednesday, the Court announced the decision in Alabama Department of Revenue v. CSX. This is the second week of the February sitting.

• Obergefell v. Hodges
  State ban on same-sex marriage
• King v. Burwell
  Availability of federal tax subsidies to individuals who purchase health insurance on an exchange operated by the federal government
• Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs v. The Inclusive Communities Project, Inc.
  Whether disparate-impact claims are cognizable under the Fair Housing Act
• Elonis v. United States
  Standard to determine a "true threat" under the First Amendment
• Zivotofsky v. Kerry
  Federal statute regarding place of birth on passport for U.S. citizens born in Jerusalem

• 3/3City of Los Angeles v. Patel Constitutionality of local ordinance permitting police to search hotel guest lists.
• 3/3Davis v. Ayala Duty of federal habeas court to defer to a state court ruling that a trial error was harmless.
• 3/4King v. Burwell Availability of federal tax subsidies to individuals who purchase health insurance on an exchange operated by the federal government

More Arguments »

Conference of March 6

• Nelson v. Wisconsin Court denial of a criminal defendant's constitutional right to testify

Relisted cases

More Petitions »

• Holt v. Hobbs Arkansas ban on half-inch beards for Muslim prisoners violates RLUIPA.
• Department of Homeland Security v. MacLean Threshold of eligibility under the Whistleblower Protection Act
• Gelboim v. Bank of America Corporation Dismissal of one-claim action in multidistrict litigation triggers a right to appeal.
• Hana Financial, Inc. v. Hana Bank Trademark tacking is a fact-sensitive matter reserved for juries.

• ACA exchange challenge symposium
• Recess appointments symposium
• Aereo symposium
  
• Abortion regulation symposium