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| − | The '''Supreme Court 2022 Term''' includes the following | + | The '''Supreme Court 2022 Term''' ("OT 2022") includes the following big cases in which [[certiorari]] has been granted: |
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| + | #Student loan case (likely defeat of [[Biden]]'s [[2022 midterm elections]]-motivated massive handout) | ||
| + | #[[EPA]] wetland case (possible win for property rights and against radical [[environmentalism]]) | ||
| + | #election / state legislature power case (toss-up) | ||
| + | #Voting Rights Act case (likely win against misuse of the law) | ||
| + | #Website wedding cake case from Colorado (likely win for religious freedom and free speech) | ||
| + | #Affirmative action cases (likely defeats of affirmative action) | ||
| + | #''United States v. Texas'' (whether government is required to detain and ultimately remove illegal aliens or whether the administration has the discretion to parole (release) them inside the United States. | ||
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| + | == Additional cases == | ||
21-757, ''AMGEN INC., ET AL. V. SANOFI, ET AL.'' (limited to Question 2 presented by the petition). | 21-757, ''AMGEN INC., ET AL. V. SANOFI, ET AL.'' (limited to Question 2 presented by the petition). | ||
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21-1484 and 22-51, ''ARIZONA, ET AL. V. NAVAJO NATION, ET AL. and DEPT. OF INTERIOR, ET AL. V. NAVAJO NATION, ET AL.'' (cases consolidated, with one hour is allotted in total for oral argument) | 21-1484 and 22-51, ''ARIZONA, ET AL. V. NAVAJO NATION, ET AL. and DEPT. OF INTERIOR, ET AL. V. NAVAJO NATION, ET AL.'' (cases consolidated, with one hour is allotted in total for oral argument) | ||
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[[category:United States Supreme Court]] | [[category:United States Supreme Court]] | ||
Revision as of 22:22, March 10, 2023
The Supreme Court 2022 Term ("OT 2022") includes the following big cases in which certiorari has been granted:
- Student loan case (likely defeat of Biden's 2022 midterm elections-motivated massive handout)
- EPA wetland case (possible win for property rights and against radical environmentalism)
- election / state legislature power case (toss-up)
- Voting Rights Act case (likely win against misuse of the law)
- Website wedding cake case from Colorado (likely win for religious freedom and free speech)
- Affirmative action cases (likely defeats of affirmative action)
- United States v. Texas (whether government is required to detain and ultimately remove illegal aliens or whether the administration has the discretion to parole (release) them inside the United States.
Additional cases
21-757, AMGEN INC., ET AL. V. SANOFI, ET AL. (limited to Question 2 presented by the petition).
21-1043, ABITRON AUSTRIA GMBH, ET AL. V. HETRONIC INTERNATIONAL, INC.
21-1484 and 22-51, ARIZONA, ET AL. V. NAVAJO NATION, ET AL. and DEPT. OF INTERIOR, ET AL. V. NAVAJO NATION, ET AL. (cases consolidated, with one hour is allotted in total for oral argument)