Supreme Court Decision Syllabus (scotus)

Death penalty appeal in re Clemons (because Ring and Hurst aren’t retroactive on collateral review) 

Considering the Hague convention’s definition of “habitual residence” of a child  and a few other factors in re: “returning” a child

Once a case is removed to federal court, the state court can’t do anything, until federal courts are finished.

Court say ERISA and the fiduciary duty of ESOP administrators is complecated.

PTO can not recover attorney fees via §145, because ”all expenses” is not sufficient to overcome the American Rule.

refusing to read in a time of discovery exception into the FDCPA’s §1692k(d) 1-year statute of limitations.

Court isn’t to fond of Alaska’s low political contributions limits.

A case recently argued about in Mathena v. MalvoUploading to check equipment and upload ability to podcast sources before we start getting new decisions.

In re the census citizenship question.

It’s legal.

No help from the courts on partisan gerrymandering.

Under the 21st amendment and the dormant commerce clause, Tennessee’s two-year residency requirement for new alcohol sales licensing is unconstitutional. 

Auer and seminole rock stand.

Holding ”crime of voilence” to be unconstitutionally vague.

Punitive damages are not available for unseaworthiness claims.

PTO can not refuse trademarks on grounds that they are ”immoral or scandalous”.

This info is confidential under part 4 of FOIA exceptions.