Case Summary Whether the Commerce Clause, or any other provision of the United States Constitution, gives Congress the power to require individuals to purchase health insurance. Plaintiff: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona,…
Case Summary Issue: Whether the Commerce Clause, or any other provision of the United States Constitution, gives Congress the power to require individuals to purchase health insurance? Plaintiff: Liberty University,…
Case Summary Issue: Whether the Commerce Clause, or any other provision of the United States Constitution, gives Congress the power to require individuals to purchase health insurance? Plaintiff: Commonwealth Of…
Case Summary Issue: Whether a non-Indian should be subject to the jurisdiction of a tribal court to which the U.S. Constitution does not apply for alleged tortious conduct occurring within…
Case Summary Issue: Whether Indian tribal courts have subject matter jurisdiction to adjudicate civil tort claims as an “other means” of regulating the conduct of a non-member bank owning fee-land…
Case Summary Issue: Whether the United States may engage in racially discriminatory contracting in its procurement and contracting practices? Plaintiff: Rothe Development Corporation Defendant: U.S. Department of Defense, U.S. Department…
Case Summary Issue: Whether an ordinance adopted by the City of Hazleton is unconstitutional because it invades an area preempted by the federal government—immigration? Plaintiff: Pedro Lozano; Humberto Hernandez; Rosa…
Case Summary Issue: Whether a union may use money derived from mandatory fees paid by a nonunion member for political purposes without the consent of the nonunion member? Plaintiff: State…
Case Summary Issue: Whether a public school district may assign students to high school on the basis of their race for the alleged purpose of achieving diversity? Plaintiff: Parents Involved…
Case Summary Issue: Whether President Bush exceeded his authority in ordering the State of Texas to comply with an international treaty and must Texas ignore the Constitution and adhere to…