Supreme Court Cases

Cases

These are cases where this concept was identified as relevant. Click a case to view its summary, holding, and supporting syllabus excerpts.

• Klein v. Martin 26th January 2026
  The case involves the application of AEDPA standards, which relate to the procedural fairness in federal habeas corpus proceedings.
• Coney Island Auto Parts Unlimited, Inc. v. Burton 20th January 2026
  The case involves the application of procedural rules regarding the timeliness of motions to vacate judgments, which relates to the fairness of legal procedures.
• Berk v. Choy 20th January 2026
  The decision addresses the procedural requirements for filing a lawsuit in federal court.
• Case v. Montana 14th January 2026
  The case involves the procedural aspect of how the police can enter a home without a warrant, which ties into procedural due process considerations.
• Bowe v. United States 9th January 2026
  The case involves procedural rules governing postconviction relief and the certification process for successive motions.
• Pitts v. Mississippi 24th November 2025
  The case discusses the requirement for a court to 'hear evidence' and make a 'case-specific' finding, implicating procedural fairness.
• Clark v. Sweeney 24th November 2025
  The Court's decision focused on the procedural error of the Fourth Circuit in considering a claim not raised by the parties, which implicates procedural due process principles.
• Riley v. Bondi 26th June 2025
  The case involves the procedural aspects of removal proceedings and the finality of orders, which are central to procedural due process.
• Gutierrez v. Saenz 26th June 2025
  The case revolves around whether Texas's DNA testing procedures violate Gutierrez's procedural due process rights.
• Hewitt v. United States 26th June 2025
  The case involves procedural aspects of resentencing and the application of new sentencing laws, which implicates fair procedures.
• Fuld v. Palestine Liberation Organization 20th June 2025
  The Court's analysis focuses on whether the PSJVTA's jurisdictional provision violates the Fifth Amendment's Due Process Clause.
• Esteras v. United States 20th June 2025
  The case involves the procedural requirements for revoking supervised release, specifically which factors a court may consider.
• Perttu v. Richards 18th June 2025
  The case involves procedural questions about how factual disputes related to exhaustion should be resolved, which implicates due process considerations.
• A. J. T. v. Osseo Area Schools, Independent School Dist. No. 279 12th June 2025
  The Court's decision involves the procedural standards required for bringing discrimination claims under the ADA and Rehabilitation Act, which relates to procedural due process.
• Soto v. United States 12th June 2025
  The case discusses the procedural mechanisms for settling claims against the government, implicating procedural due process considerations.
• Parrish v. United States 12th June 2025
  The case involves whether Parrish was given fair procedural opportunities to appeal, focusing on the timing and adequacy of his notice of appeal.
• Commissioner v. Zuch 12th June 2025
  The case involves the procedural rights of a taxpayer in the context of IRS levy actions and the jurisdiction of the Tax Court to review such actions.
• Rivers v. Guerrero 12th June 2025
  The case involves procedural requirements for filing successive habeas petitions under AEDPA.
• CC/Devas (Mauritius) Ltd. v. Antrix Corp. 5th June 2025
  The case discusses the requirements for personal jurisdiction, which involves procedural due process considerations.
• BLOM Bank SAL v. Honickman 5th June 2025
  The case involves the procedural standards for reopening a case under Rule 60(b)(6), which relates to fair procedures in the judicial process.
• Seven County Infrastructure Coalition v. Eagle County 29th May 2025
  The case involves procedural requirements under NEPA, which are akin to procedural due process in ensuring fair procedures in agency decision-making.
• Kousisis v. United States 22nd May 2025
  The case involves the procedural aspect of what constitutes sufficient grounds for a federal fraud conviction, which relates to procedural due process.
• Barnes v. Felix 15th May 2025
  The Court's analysis involves evaluating the totality of circumstances, which is a procedural aspect of determining the reasonableness of the officer's actions.
• Monsalvo Velazquez v. Bondi 22nd April 2025
  The case involves the interpretation of statutory deadlines and whether they should be extended when they fall on weekends or holidays, which relates to fair procedures and legal interpretations.
• FDA v. Wages and White Lion Investments, LLC 2nd April 2025
  The case involves whether the FDA provided fair procedures in its application denial process, implicating procedural due process concerns.
• Delligatti v. United States 21st March 2025
  The case involves the interpretation of statutory language that affects criminal liability and sentencing, implicating procedural fairness in how laws are applied.
• Bufkin v. Collins 5th March 2025
  The case implicates procedural due process in terms of the standards and procedures used by the VA and courts to evaluate veterans' claims.
• Lackey v. Stinnie 25th February 2025
  The case involves a challenge to a statute on the grounds that it violates procedural due process by failing to provide sufficient notice or hearing before license suspension.
• Glossip v. Oklahoma 25th February 2025
  The case involves the prosecution's failure to correct false testimony, which implicates the defendant's right to fair procedures under the Due Process Clause.
• Hungary v. Simon 21st February 2025
  The case discusses the requirements for plaintiffs to trace property under the FSIA, which relates to procedural fairness in legal claims.
• Williams v. Reed 21st February 2025
  The case involves claims of unlawful delays in processing unemployment benefits, implicating procedural due process rights.
• Andrew v. White 21st January 2025
  The case centers on whether the introduction of prejudicial evidence violated the Due Process Clause by rendering the trial fundamentally unfair.
• Royal Canin U. S. A. v. Wullschleger 15th January 2025
  The case addresses procedural aspects of jurisdiction and the proper forum for litigation.
• Bouarfa v. Mayorkas 10th December 2024
  The case touches on procedural due process concerns regarding the revocation of a visa petition without judicial review.
• Hamm v. Smith 4th November 2024
  The case addresses whether the lower court applied the correct procedure in determining intellectual disability, implicating procedural due process concerns.
• Harrington v. Purdue Pharma L.P. 27th June 2024
  The decision addresses the rights of claimants to consent to the discharge of claims, implicating procedural fairness.
• United States v. Rahimi 21st June 2024
  The Court discusses the procedural aspects of restraining orders and their impact on Second Amendment rights.
• Erlinger v. United States 21st June 2024
  The decision emphasizes the requirement of due process in ensuring that factual determinations affecting sentencing are made by a jury.
• Department of State v. Munoz 21st June 2024
  The case centers on whether the State Department provided sufficient procedural due process in denying the visa application.
• Chiaverini v. City of Napoleon 20th June 2024
  The case involves the procedural aspect of whether the charges were brought with probable cause, affecting the legality of the detention.
• Gonzalez v. Trevino 20th June 2024
  The case involves the procedural fairness of arresting someone for conduct that had not been previously prosecuted under the statute.
• Campos-Chaves v. Garland 14th June 2024
  The case revolves around whether the aliens received proper notice, which is a key aspect of procedural due process.
• United States Trustee v. John Q. Hammons Fall 2006, LLC 14th June 2024
  The case discusses whether due process requires a specific remedy for the unconstitutional fee disparity.
• Truck Insurance Exchange v. Kaiser Gypsum Co. 6th June 2024
  The decision addresses the procedural rights of parties in bankruptcy proceedings, ensuring they have the opportunity to be heard.
• Thornell v. Jones 30th May 2024
  The case discusses whether the procedures followed in assessing the mitigating and aggravating factors were fair, implicating procedural due process.
• Alexander v. South Carolina State Conference of the NAACP 23rd May 2024
  The Court discusses the procedural requirements for proving racial gerrymandering, including the need for an alternative map.
• Brown v. United States 23rd May 2024
  The case involves the application of sentencing enhancements based on prior convictions, which implicates procedural due process in ensuring fair legal proceedings.
• Harrow v. Department of Defense 16th May 2024
  The case involves whether the procedural rules regarding filing deadlines are jurisdictional or can be subject to exceptions like equitable tolling, which relates to fair procedures.
• Culley v. Marshall 9th May 2024
  The case primarily addresses whether due process requires a preliminary hearing before a forfeiture hearing in civil forfeiture cases.
• McIntosh v. United States 17th April 2024
  The case involves whether the failure to comply with procedural rules affected the defendant's rights, specifically related to the timing of a forfeiture order.
• DeVillier v. Texas 16th April 2024
  The case discusses the procedural mechanisms available to property owners to seek compensation for takings, which relates to procedural due process rights.
• Wilkinson v. Garland 19th March 2024
  The case addresses whether the statutory interpretation allows for judicial review of the hardship determination, implicating procedural fairness in the immigration process.
• FBI v. Fikre 19th March 2024
  The case involves allegations that the government failed to provide meaningful notice or a way to secure redress, which are core aspects of procedural due process.
• Pulsifer v. United States 15th March 2024
  The case involves the interpretation of statutory conditions for sentencing relief, which relates to fair procedures in sentencing.
• Lindke v. Freed 15th March 2024
  The case involves determining whether Freed's actions deprived Lindke of a federal right under color of state law, which involves procedural due process considerations.
• Murray v. UBS Securities, LLC 8th February 2024
  The case involves the procedural requirements for proving a whistleblower claim under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, specifically the burden-shifting framework.
• Counterman v. Colorado 27th June 2023
  The Court's decision involves the requirement of a subjective mental state, which relates to the procedural fairness in determining liability for speech.
• Mallory v. Norfolk Southern R. Co 27th June 2023
  The case revolves around whether the exercise of personal jurisdiction by Pennsylvania courts over Norfolk Southern violates the Due Process Clause.
• Coinbase, Inc. v. Bielski 23rd June 2023
  The decision addresses the procedural rights of parties in the context of arbitration appeals, ensuring fair process by staying district court proceedings.
• Jones v. Hendrix 22nd June 2023
  The case involves the procedural mechanism by which federal prisoners can challenge their detention, specifically the adequacy of § 2255 as a remedy.
• Pugin v. Garland 22nd June 2023
  The case involves the interpretation of statutory language affecting the removal of noncitizens, which implicates procedural due process in the context of immigration proceedings.
• United States ex rel. Polansky v. Executive Health Resources, Inc. 16th June 2023
  The case involves the procedural requirements for the government to dismiss a qui tam action, including notice and an opportunity for a hearing.
• Smith v. United States 15th June 2023
  The case discusses the procedural aspect of venue and vicinage rights, which are part of ensuring fair trial procedures.
• Health and Hospital Corporation of Marion Cty. v. Talevski 8th June 2023
  The case addresses whether individuals have enforceable rights under federal law, implicating procedural due process considerations.
• Dupree v. Younger 25th May 2023
  The case involves the procedural aspect of whether a post-trial motion is necessary to preserve a legal issue for appeal, which relates to the fairness of legal procedures.
• Calcutt v. FDIC 22nd May 2023
  The case involves the procedural requirement that agencies must follow their own prescribed processes and that courts must ensure these processes are adhered to.
• Polselli v. IRS 18th May 2023
  The case involves the procedural requirements of notice and the ability to quash IRS summonses, which are central to procedural due process.
• Percoco v. United States 11th May 2023
  The case involves whether the legal standards applied were sufficiently clear and defined to ensure fair legal proceedings.
• Ciminelli v. United States 11th May 2023
  The Court's decision impacts the procedural fairness of the trial by rejecting the theory used to convict Ciminelli.
• MOAC Mall Holdings LLC v. Transform Holdco LLC 19th April 2023
  The case addresses procedural aspects of bankruptcy appeals and the limits on a court's ability to grant relief, which implicates procedural due process considerations.
• Reed v. Goertz 19th April 2023
  The case centers on whether Texas's post-conviction DNA testing law provided procedural due process.
• Wilkins v. United States 28th March 2023
  The case involves the procedural aspect of whether a time bar is jurisdictional or a claims-processing rule, impacting the orderly progress of litigation.
• Luna Perez v. Sturgis Public Schools 21st March 2023
  The case involves the exhaustion of administrative procedures under IDEA, which relates to whether fair procedures were provided.
• Bittner v. United States 28th February 2023
  The case involves the fairness of the penalty process and the interpretation of statutory requirements.
• Cruz v. Arizona 22nd February 2023
  The case involves whether the Arizona Supreme Court's interpretation of a procedural rule was adequate to preclude federal review, implicating procedural due process concerns.
• Xiulu Ruan v. United States 27th June 2022
  The case centers on the interpretation of mens rea requirements under a federal statute, which implicates the procedural due process rights of defendants to have the government prove all elements of a crime beyond a reasonable doubt.
• Concepcion v. United States 27th June 2022
  The case discusses the discretion of district courts in considering various factors when modifying sentences, which relates to fair procedures.
• Nance v. Ward 23rd June 2022
  The case discusses the procedural requirements for bringing a method-of-execution claim under § 1983 versus habeas corpus, which implicates procedural due process.
• Shoop v. Twyford 21st June 2022
  The case touches on procedural fairness in the context of habeas corpus proceedings, specifically regarding the admissibility of new evidence.
• United States v. Taylor 21st June 2022
  The decision involves ensuring that the statutory interpretation does not violate due process by requiring proof beyond a reasonable doubt of the use, attempted use, or threatened use of force.
• Arizona v. City and County of San Francisco 15th June 2022
  The case touches on procedural due process in the context of whether the government followed proper procedures under the Administrative Procedure Act.
• Golan v. Saada 15th June 2022
  The case involves the procedural question of whether courts must consider all ameliorative measures before denying a petition under the Hague Convention, implicating procedural fairness.
• Kemp v. United States 13th June 2022
  The case involves the application of procedural rules regarding the timeliness of motions and the interpretation of 'mistake' under Rule 60(b)(1), which relates to fair procedures in judicial processes.
• Johnson v. Arteaga-Martinez 13th June 2022
  The case involves the procedural requirements for detaining noncitizens, specifically whether bond hearings are required.
• Shinn v. Martinez Ramirez 23rd May 2022
  The case involves procedural rules related to federal habeas corpus review and the requirement for prisoners to exhaust state remedies.
• Patel v. Garland 16th May 2022
  The decision reflects Congress's choice to provide reduced procedural protection for discretionary relief, impacting the procedural due process rights of individuals.
• Cummings v. Premier Rehab Keller 28th April 2022
  The Court discusses the notice required for funding recipients regarding the liabilities they assume, which relates to due process considerations.
• Brown v. Davenport 21st April 2022
  The case involves the application of procedural due process in the context of shackling a defendant during trial without a special need, as governed by the Fourteenth Amendment.
• Boechler v. Commissioner 21st April 2022
  The case involves the procedural requirement of filing deadlines and whether they are jurisdictional, which relates to fair procedures and the opportunity to be heard.
• Thompson v. Clark 4th April 2022
  The case discusses the procedural requirements for a favorable termination in the context of a malicious prosecution claim, which relates to procedural due process.
• Ramirez v. Collier 24th March 2022
  The Court discusses whether Ramirez properly exhausted administrative remedies, which is a procedural due process consideration.
• United States v. Tsarnaev 4th March 2022
  The case discusses the procedural aspects of jury selection and evidence exclusion, which are related to ensuring fair procedures under due process.
• FBI v. Fazaga 4th March 2022
  The Court addressed procedural mechanisms under FISA and the state secrets privilege, impacting fair procedures in litigation.
• Cameron v. EMW Women’s Surgical Center, P. S. C. 3rd March 2022
  The decision involves procedural aspects of intervention and the rights of parties to be heard in the appellate process.
• United States v. Zubaydah 3rd March 2022
  The case involves the procedural aspect of whether discovery could proceed without disclosing privileged information.
• City of Tahlequah v. Bond 18th October 2021
  The case involves the procedural aspect of whether the officers' actions were protected by qualified immunity, which is a procedural defense.
• Rivas-Villegas v. Cortesluna 18th October 2021
  The case discusses whether the officer's actions violated clearly established statutory or constitutional rights, which relates to the procedural due process of law enforcement actions.
• Dunn v. Reeves 2nd July 2021
  The case involves procedural aspects of how ineffective assistance of counsel claims should be evaluated, including the requirement of presenting evidence from trial counsel.
• Americans for Prosperity Foundation v. Bonta 1st July 2021
  The case involves procedural aspects of how the disclosure requirement is applied and whether it provides adequate protection for associational rights.
• Johnson v. Guzman Chavez 29th June 2021
  The case involves determining the correct statutory procedure for detaining aliens and whether they are entitled to bond hearings, which implicates procedural due process rights.
• Lombardo v. St. Louis 28th June 2021
  The case involves the question of whether the officers' actions were objectively reasonable, which implicates procedural due process in terms of fair treatment under the law.
• Pakdel v. City and County of San Francisco 28th June 2021
  The case discusses the procedural requirement of finality in the context of regulatory takings claims.
• TransUnion LLC v. Ramirez 25th June 2021
  The case involved the procedures required to ensure accuracy in credit reporting, which relates to procedural due process.
• Mahanoy Area School Dist. v. B. L. 23rd June 2021
  The case involves the school's authority to regulate student speech and the procedures followed in punishing B. L. for her off-campus expression.
• Lange v. California 23rd June 2021
  The case involves the requirement of obtaining a warrant before entering a home, which is a procedural protection under the Fourth Amendment.
• Terry v. United States 14th June 2021
  The case involves the procedural aspect of whether the petitioner is eligible for a sentence reduction under the First Step Act, which implicates procedural due process considerations.
• Greer v. United States 14th June 2021
  The case involves whether the defendants were properly informed of the mens rea element required for conviction, which relates to fair procedures in criminal trials.
• Garland v. Ming Dai 1st June 2021
  The case involves procedural aspects of how credibility determinations should be made and reviewed, implicating fair procedures.
• United States v. Cooley 1st June 2021
  The case involves the procedures tribal officers must follow when detaining non-Indians.
• United States v. Palomar-Santiago 24th May 2021
  The case involves the procedural requirements for challenging a removal order, specifically the exhaustion of administrative remedies and the opportunity for judicial review.
• Edwards v. Vannoy 17th May 2021
  The decision discusses the application of new procedural rules on federal collateral review, which is a due process concern.
• Niz-Chavez v. Garland 29th April 2021
  The case centers on whether the procedural requirements for a notice to appear were met, impacting the alien's right to fair procedures.
• Alaska v. Wright 26th April 2021
  The case involves the procedural requirements for filing a habeas corpus petition under § 2254(a), specifically whether Wright was 'in custody' pursuant to a state court judgment.
• Carr v. Saul 22nd April 2021
  The case discusses whether the procedural requirement of issue exhaustion should apply, impacting the fairness of the administrative process.
• Jones v. Mississippi 22nd April 2021
  The case involves the procedural requirement for sentencing juveniles, specifically whether a finding of permanent incorrigibility is necessary.
• Mays v. Hines 29th March 2021
  The case touches on whether the legal procedures followed in the state court met federal standards for fairness.
• Ford Motor Co. v. Montana Eighth Judicial Dist. 25th March 2021
  The case primarily deals with the limits on a state court's power to exercise jurisdiction over a defendant, which is a procedural due process issue.
• Pereida v. Wilkinson 4th March 2021
  The case involves the allocation of the burden of proof in removal proceedings, which relates to the fairness of the procedure.
• Brownback v. King 25th February 2021
  The case involves the procedural aspect of whether a judgment on the merits can trigger the judgment bar, which is a procedural due process issue.
• Salinas v. Railroad Retirement Bd. 3rd February 2021
  The case involves the procedural rights of individuals seeking review of administrative decisions.
• Shinn v. Kayer 14th December 2020
  The case involves procedural aspects of how the state court handled the ineffective assistance claim under AEDPA standards.
• United States v. Briggs 10th December 2020
  The case involves the interpretation of a statute of limitations and whether it provides clear procedural rules for prosecutions under the UCMJ.
• Taylor v. Riojas 2nd November 2020
  The case involves procedural aspects of qualified immunity and fair warning, which relate to procedural due process.
• Little Sisters of the Poor Saints Peter and Paul Home v. Pennsylvania 8th July 2020
  The case addresses whether the agencies followed proper procedures under the Administrative Procedure Act (APA).
• Our Lady of Guadalupe School v. Morrissey-Berru 8th July 2020
  The case involves procedural due process in the context of employment discrimination claims being foreclosed by the ministerial exception.
• Department of Homeland Security v. Thuraissigiam 25th June 2020
  The case addresses whether the expedited removal process violates the Due Process Clause for aliens seeking initial entry.
• Department of Homeland Security v. Regents of Univ. of Cal. 18th June 2020
  The Court's decision focused on whether the rescission of DACA complied with procedural requirements, implicating procedural due process concerns.