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.

• Jules v. Andre Balazs Properties 14th May 2026
  The case involves procedural aspects of confirming or vacating arbitration awards, which relate to fair procedures in court.
• First Choice Women’s Resource Centers, Inc. v. Davenport 29th April 2026
  The case involves procedural due process considerations regarding the issuance and enforcement of subpoenas and the rights of the organization to challenge them.
• Enbridge Energy, LP v. Nessel 22nd April 2026
  The case involves the procedural aspect of removal deadlines and whether equitable tolling applies, which relates to fair legal procedures.
• District of Columbia v. R.W. 20th April 2026
  The case involves the procedural aspect of whether the evidence obtained after the stop should be suppressed, which relates to fair procedures.
• Rico v. United States 25th March 2026
  The Court's decision focuses on the procedural requirements for extending supervised release, emphasizing that the Sentencing Reform Act does not allow automatic extensions without a hearing.
• Zorn v. Linton 23rd March 2026
  The decision discusses the procedural aspects of qualified immunity and the requirements for a clearly established right, which relate to procedural due process considerations.
• Urias-Orellana v. Bondi 4th March 2026
  While not explicitly mentioned, the case implicates procedural due process in terms of the fairness of the review process for asylum determinations.
• Geo Group, Inc. v. Menocal 25th February 2026
  The case discusses the procedural aspect of whether a denial of a pretrial request to dismiss a case can be appealed immediately, which relates to procedural due process.
• Klein v. Martin 26th January 2026
  The case involves the State's failure to disclose evidence, which Martin argued violated his right to due process.
• Coney Island Auto Parts Unlimited, Inc. v. Burton 20th January 2026
  The case involves the application of procedural rules and whether the failure to properly serve process rendered a judgment void, implicating procedural due process concerns.
• Berk v. Choy 20th January 2026
  The case discusses the procedural requirements for filing a lawsuit in federal court, specifically whether state procedural requirements apply.
• Bost v. Illinois Bd. of Elections 14th January 2026
  The Court discusses the fairness of the electoral process, which implicates procedural due process concerns.
• Bowe v. United States 9th January 2026
  The case addresses the procedural requirements and rights of federal prisoners seeking postconviction relief, including the certification process for successive motions.
• Hewitt v. United States 26th June 2025
  The case involves the procedural fairness of applying new sentencing guidelines to vacated sentences.
• Gutierrez v. Saenz 26th June 2025
  The case centers on whether Texas's postconviction DNA testing procedures violate Gutierrez's procedural due process rights.
• Riley v. Bondi 26th June 2025
  The case involves the procedural aspects of filing deadlines and the finality of removal orders, which are central to due process considerations.
• Esteras v. United States 20th June 2025
  The case involves the procedural fairness in sentencing decisions, specifically what factors a court may consider when revoking supervised release.
• Fuld v. Palestine Liberation Organization 20th June 2025
  The Court's analysis focuses on whether the PSJVTA's personal jurisdiction provision violates the Fifth Amendment's Due Process Clause.
• Perttu v. Richards 18th June 2025
  The case involves procedural questions about how factual disputes related to exhaustion should be resolved, implicating fair procedures.
• Rivers v. Guerrero 12th June 2025
  The case involves procedural requirements under the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act (AEDPA) for second or successive habeas petitions.
• Parrish v. United States 12th June 2025
  The case involves the procedural aspects of filing an appeal and whether the litigant was given a fair opportunity to appeal due to the timing of the notice.
• Commissioner v. Zuch 12th June 2025
  The case involves procedural aspects of how tax disputes are handled, specifically the process available to taxpayers when contesting IRS actions.
• Soto v. United States 12th June 2025
  The case addresses the procedures for settling claims and the rights of veterans to have their claims properly adjudicated.
• CC/Devas (Mauritius) Ltd. v. Antrix Corp. 5th June 2025
  The case discusses the requirements for personal jurisdiction under the FSIA, which involves ensuring proper legal procedures are followed.
• Seven County Infrastructure Coalition v. Eagle County 29th May 2025
  The case discusses the procedural requirements under NEPA, which are akin to ensuring fair procedures in agency decision-making.
• Barnes v. Felix 15th May 2025
  The Court emphasizes the need to consider the 'totality of the circumstances' in evaluating the reasonableness of police force, which relates to fair procedures in assessing such claims.
• Monsalvo Velazquez v. Bondi 22nd April 2025
  The case involves the interpretation of statutory deadlines and whether procedural fairness was maintained in extending deadlines that fall on weekends or holidays.
• Cunningham v. Cornell Univ. 17th April 2025
  The case involves procedural aspects of how claims under ERISA should be pleaded, which relates to procedural due process considerations.
• FDA v. Wages and White Lion Investments, LLC 2nd April 2025
  The case involves whether the FDA followed fair procedures in denying the applications, a key aspect of procedural due process.
• 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 violates the Fourteenth Amendment's Due Process Clause.
• Hungary v. Simon 21st February 2025
  The case involves procedural requirements for bringing a suit against a foreign sovereign, specifically the need to establish a commercial nexus.
• Williams v. Reed 21st February 2025
  The case involves claims that the state unlawfully delayed processing unemployment benefits, implicating procedural due process rights.
• Andrew v. White 21st January 2025
  The case centers on whether the introduction of unduly prejudicial evidence violated the Due Process Clause by rendering the trial fundamentally unfair.
• Bouarfa v. Mayorkas 10th December 2024
  The case involves the procedural aspect of whether the revocation of a visa petition can be reviewed by courts, which touches on procedural due process concerns.
• Harrington v. Purdue Pharma L.P. 27th June 2024
  The decision involves the procedural rights of claimants to consent to the discharge of claims against nondebtors.
• United States v. Rahimi 21st June 2024
  The Court discusses the procedural protections involved in surety laws as a historical analogue to the current statute.
• Erlinger v. United States 21st June 2024
  The Court emphasized the requirement of due process in having a jury determine facts that affect sentencing.
• Department of State v. Munoz 21st June 2024
  The case centers on whether the State Department violated Muñoz's procedural due process rights by not providing a sufficient reason for denying her husband's visa.
• Gonzalez v. Trevino 20th June 2024
  The Court's decision involves procedural fairness in the application of the Nieves exception to retaliatory-arrest claims.
• Chiaverini v. City of Napoleon 20th June 2024
  The case discusses the legality of pretrial detention and the requirement for probable cause, which are elements of procedural due process.
• Campos-Chaves v. Garland 14th June 2024
  The case revolves around whether the aliens received proper notice of their removal hearings, which is a procedural due process issue.
• United States Trustee v. John Q. Hammons Fall 2006, LLC 14th June 2024
  The case discusses whether due process requires a particular remedy for the fee disparity.
• Becerra v. San Carlos Apache Tribe 6th June 2024
  The case involves procedural aspects of how federal agencies must fulfill their contractual obligations to tribes under federal law.
• Truck Insurance Exchange v. Kaiser Gypsum Co. 6th June 2024
  The case involves the right of an insurer to be heard in bankruptcy proceedings, which relates to fair procedures.
• Thornell v. Jones 30th May 2024
  The case involves the fairness of the legal procedures in assessing the effectiveness of counsel and the consideration of evidence.
• Alexander v. South Carolina State Conference of the NAACP 23rd May 2024
  The Court's analysis involves procedural aspects, such as the requirement for an alternative map to substantiate claims.
• Brown v. United States 23rd May 2024
  The case touches on procedural fairness in sentencing, particularly how changes in law affect the determination of past offenses.
• Coinbase v. Suski 23rd May 2024
  The case involves procedural questions about which forum has jurisdiction to resolve the dispute, implicating procedural due process concerns.
• Harrow v. Department of Defense 16th May 2024
  The case involves whether the procedural rules regarding filing deadlines are jurisdictional, which implicates procedural due process concerns.
• Culley v. Marshall 9th May 2024
  The case directly addresses the requirements of due process in the context of civil forfeiture, specifically whether a preliminary hearing is required.
• McIntosh v. United States 17th April 2024
  The case involves the procedural requirements for entering a forfeiture order and whether noncompliance with timing rules affects due process.
• Muldrow v. City of St. Louis 17th April 2024
  The case discusses the procedural aspects of proving harm in employment discrimination under Title VII, which relates to procedural fairness.
• DeVillier v. Texas 16th April 2024
  The case discusses the procedural mechanism for property owners to seek compensation, which relates to procedural due process rights.
• Jones v. Hendrix 22nd June 2023
  The case discusses the adequacy and effectiveness of legal remedies available to federal prisoners, which implicates procedural due process concerns.
• Pugin v. Garland 22nd June 2023
  The case involves the removal of noncitizens based on criminal convictions, implicating procedural due process in terms of fair procedures for determining removability.
• Health and Hospital Corporation of Marion Cty. v. Talevski 8th June 2023
  The case involves the enforcement of rights under the FNHRA, which pertains to procedural protections for nursing home residents.
• Dupree v. Younger 25th May 2023
  The case involves the procedural requirements for preserving legal issues for appellate review, which relates to fair procedures in the judicial process.
• Calcutt v. FDIC 22nd May 2023
  The case involves procedural due process in the context of agency decision-making and the requirement for proper procedures in judicial review.
• Polselli v. IRS 18th May 2023
  The case involves the IRS's requirement to provide notice when issuing summonses, which relates to procedural due process rights concerning notice and the opportunity to be heard.
• Percoco v. United States 11th May 2023
  The case involves the procedural fairness of the jury instructions, which were found to be erroneous and not providing fair notice of what constitutes a duty of honest services.
• Santos-Zacaria v. Garland 11th May 2023
  The case discusses the procedural requirements for exhausting administrative remedies before seeking judicial review, which relates to 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 interpretation of procedural rules and their impact on the orderly progress of litigation, which relates to procedural due process.
• Luna Perez v. Sturgis Public Schools 21st March 2023
  The case involves the exhaustion of administrative procedures under IDEA, which relates to the procedural due process rights of individuals seeking relief under federal laws.
• Xiulu Ruan v. United States 27th June 2022
  The case involves the interpretation of mens rea requirements, which relates to fair procedures in criminal law.
• Concepcion v. United States 27th June 2022
  The case discusses the discretion of district courts in considering evidence and arguments, which relates to fair procedures in sentencing modifications.
• Vega v. Tekoh 23rd June 2022
  The case involves the procedural protections necessary to safeguard the Fifth Amendment right, which relates to procedural due process.
• Shoop v. Twyford 21st June 2022
  The case involves procedural considerations regarding the development and admissibility of evidence in federal habeas proceedings.
• United States v. Taylor 21st June 2022
  The case involves the requirement for the government to prove elements of a crime beyond a reasonable doubt, which is a component of procedural due process.
• Arizona v. City and County of San Francisco 15th June 2022
  The case raises issues about whether the government followed proper procedures in repealing the Public Charge Rule, implicating procedural due process concerns.
• Johnson v. Arteaga-Martinez 13th June 2022
  The case involves the procedural due process rights of noncitizens regarding detention and the requirement of bond hearings.
• Shinn v. Martinez Ramirez 23rd May 2022
  The case involves procedural rules regarding the development of the state-court record and the ability to present evidence in federal habeas proceedings.
• Morgan v. Sundance, Inc. 23rd May 2022
  The case involves the application of federal procedural rules, specifically concerning waiver and arbitration.
• Patel v. Garland 16th May 2022
  The case involves the procedural aspect of whether factual determinations in immigration proceedings are subject to judicial review, which relates to procedural due process.
• Cummings v. Premier Rehab Keller 28th April 2022
  The case indirectly involves considerations of procedural fairness in terms of the notice given to funding recipients about the liabilities they might incur by accepting federal funds.
• Brown v. Davenport 21st April 2022
  The case involves the application of procedural due process standards in the context of shackling a defendant during trial.
• Boechler v. Commissioner 21st April 2022
  The case involves the interpretation of a statutory deadline as jurisdictional or nonjurisdictional, which affects the procedural rights of taxpayers in seeking judicial review.
• Thompson v. Clark 4th April 2022
  The case discusses the requirement for a favorable termination of a criminal prosecution, which involves procedural due process considerations.
• Ramirez v. Collier 24th March 2022
  The Court considered whether Ramirez properly exhausted administrative remedies, which is a procedural due process issue related to the Prison Litigation Reform Act.
• United States v. Tsarnaev 4th March 2022
  The case involves the procedural fairness of the trial, specifically the jury selection process and the exclusion of evidence.
• FBI v. Fazaga 4th March 2022
  The case involves procedural mechanisms under FISA for handling classified information, which relates to procedural due process concerns.
• Cameron v. EMW Women’s Surgical Center, P. S. C. 3rd March 2022
  The case involves procedural fairness in allowing the Attorney General to intervene in the appeal process to ensure the state's interests are represented.
• City of Tahlequah v. Bond 18th October 2021
  The case involves the application of qualified immunity, which relates to whether the officers' actions violated clearly established rights, a procedural due process consideration.
• Little Sisters of the Poor Saints Peter and Paul Home v. Pennsylvania 8th July 2020
  The procedural validity of the rules under the APA was challenged, implicating procedural due process concerns.