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Federal law prohibits employers from considering caregiver responsibilities for young dependents during recruitment if this consideration disproportionately affects one gender without a uniform work-related justification.
[ "Phillips v. Martin Marietta Corporation" ]
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Supported
If a person has legal access to a location and witnesses objects whose criminality is immediately obvious, such materials can be used in proceedings without prior judicial authorization.
[ "Washington v. Chrisman" ]
null
Refuted
Authorities within any state must return penalties collected against defendants after their convictions are vacated without demanding proof of innocence.
[ "Nelson v. Colorado" ]
null
Supported
Entities with legally recognized stakes under a statute may seek judicial review of agency actions that contravene the statute.
[ "National Credit Union Administration v. First National Bank & Trust Company" ]
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Supported
Personal jurisdiction over a business entity may be proper for harm external to the forum, irrespective of any nexus to the site of the damage.
[ "Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. v. Superior Court of California", "Keeton v. Hustler Magazine, Inc." ]
null
Refuted
When legislation offers criminal liability protection for compelled disclosures, withholding details from authorities by invoking constitutional safeguards against self-incrimination is prohibited.
[ "Brown v. United States" ]
Malloy v. Hogan
Overruled
Organizations charged with recovering unpaid obligations must adhere to federal consumer protection laws.
[ "Henson v. Santander Consumer USA, Inc." ]
null
Refuted
When an act prohibits quick repayment of monetary debts, legal proceedings cannot commence immediately. They can only commence if payment is offered and declined by officials.
[ "Franconia Associates v. United States" ]
null
Supported
The constitutional protection against unreasonable governmental searches does not compel public entities to select methods causing minimal privacy impact when reviewing staff communications for job-related tasks.
[ "City of Ontario v. Quon" ]
null
Supported
Following the conclusion of preparatory legal activities before trial begins, the dispute must be remanded to the original venue.
[ "Lexecon, Inc. v. Milberg Weiss Bershad Hynes and Lerach" ]
null
Supported
If parties designate a jurisdiction in a mutual agreement, the jurisdiction's governing standards serve as the foundation for interpretation.
[ "United States v. Yazell" ]
null
Supported
Police officers must wait a reasonable amount of time after knocking before forcibly entering a home, even when they have a search warrant.
[ "United States v. Banks" ]
null
Supported
School districts must provide necessary services for students with disabilities in all schools, including religious schools.
[ "Zobrest v. Catalina Foothills School District" ]
null
Supported
States may not deny persons residing outside the state the same fiscal liability reduction for divorce-related support as those domiciled within receive without strong justification.
[ "Lunding v. New York Tax Appeals Tribunal" ]
null
Supported
Detained noncitizens do not have a legal right to periodic bond hearings or release based on the length of their detention.
[ "Jennings v. Rodriguez" ]
null
Refuted
Tax-supported learning facilities must not facilitate devotional rituals.
[ "School District of Abington Township, Pennsylvania v. Schempp", "Wallace v. Jaffree" ]
null
Refuted
Federal legislation governing connections for utility infrastructure includes services combining multichannel video and broadband access.
[ "National Cable and Telecommunications Association v. Gulf Power Company" ]
null
Refuted
When a case is resentenced after being overturned on appeal, the sentencing judge may consider evidence of the defendant's rehabilitation, even if that rehabilitation occurred after the original sentencing.
[ "Pepper v. United States" ]
null
Refuted
Juveniles' disclosures to school professionals about possible harm do not automatically qualify as admissible proof in court, regardless of statutory obligations to notify child protection officials.
[ "Ohio v. Clark" ]
null
Refuted
Federal lawmakers lack authority to introduce novel fundamental entitlements or modify pre-existing ones through measures targeting state breaches of due process and equal protection mandates.
[ "City of Boerne v. Flores" ]
null
Supported
Government officials assigned to handle criminal cases are not shielded from legal liability when they produce false materials in court to obtain guilty verdicts, regardless of whether the production occurred during their job duties.
[ "Pottawattamie County v. McGhee" ]
null
Refuted
Under statutes permitting state-to-federal court transfers for officials, judicial bodies conducting appeals may scrutinize every part of the return order to state proceedings, not limited to rationales connected to governmental duties.
[ "BP P.L.C. v. Mayor and City Council of Baltimore" ]
null
Refuted
Constitutional standards demand fairness when public regulations differentiate between the sexes, allowing no room for stereotypes.
[ "Kahn v. Shevin", "United States v. Virginia" ]
null
Supported
Statutory delays in pretrial custody reviews do not mandate discharging the accused, even when evidence indicates potential trial non-appearance or public safety threats.
[ "United States v. Montalvo-Murillo" ]
null
Refuted
If you weren't told about a previous lawsuit that could affect your rights, you can still file your own lawsuit.
[ "Richards v. Jefferson County" ]
null
Supported
Probable cause for holding an automobile occupant exists when contraband is present inside, even without direct evidence linking the person to it.
[ "Maryland v. Pringle" ]
null
Refuted
Limiting official information to residents of a specific jurisdiction doesn't conflict with constitutional trade barriers prevention, given cross-border commerce remains undisturbed.
[ "McBurney v. Young" ]
null
Supported
Nonprofit usage determines advertisements' state financial responsibility beyond content.
[ "United States v. American College of Physicians" ]
null
Supported
Financial holdings not connected to the alleged illicit conduct belong to the individual facing charges; the prosecution is barred from taking them before adjudication to prevent the retention of representation.
[ "Luis v. United States" ]
null
Supported
Vacation benefits that require working a specific number of weeks are earned only through actual work time, not seniority status.
[ "Foster v. Dravo Corporation" ]
null
Supported
Indigenous communities' rights to aquatic subsistence require infrastructure adjustments when definitive scientific evidence shows structural harm correlating to species reduction.
[ "Washington v. United States" ]
null
Supported
It is unlawful for state or federal entities to compel persons unconnected to labor groups to fund workplace agreement negotiations when they are not career public employees.
[ "Harris v. Quinn" ]
Janus v. American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, Council 31
Overruled
Dissemination of factually incorrect data with the purpose of misleading those who invest in securities violates the law irrespective of authorship.
[ "Lorenzo v. Securities and Exchange Commission" ]
null
Refuted
In insolvency proceedings, the payment sequence of revenue-related sanctions is unaffected by whether they are deemed monetary losses.
[ "United States v. Noland" ]
null
Supported
Economic transactions that traverse state boundaries operate as an extrinsic requirement for government authority but are irrelevant to the substantive definition of the offense.
[ "Luna Torres v. Lynch" ]
null
Supported
The federal statute providing workers' compensation for offshore energy operations extends to injuries at coastal facilities, not merely occurring underwater.
[ "Pacific Operators Offshore v. Valladolid" ]
null
Supported
Materials sourced from overseas held within a manufacturing facility during production activities are subject to tax.
[ "Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company v. Bowers" ]
null
Supported
When electoral boundaries are configured to concentrate numerical majority for specific sectors, the action is constitutionally permissible unless other groups face impediments to casting ballots.
[ "United Jewish Organizations of Williamsburgh, Inc. v. Carey" ]
Lucas v. Forty-Fourth General Assembly of Colorado
Overruled
Criteria for plaintiff eligibility regarding misleading commercial communications differ from competition law challenge requirements.
[ "Lexmark International v. Static Control Components" ]
null
Refuted
Rules barring physiological deception test results from court are applied uniformly to state and accused parties.
[ "United States v. Scheffer" ]
null
Refuted
When a U.S. government staff member is sued in an individual capacity, such cases cannot use the law of nineteen sixty-two that determines where the proceedings are held.
[ "Stafford v. Briggs" ]
null
Supported
Public servants enforcing laws must secure prior judicial permission before denying entry to a dwelling, even when sufficient reason exists to suspect illicit objects and efforts to acquire this clearance are ongoing.
[ "Illinois v. McArthur" ]
null
Refuted
Federal law restricting habeas corpus petitions necessitates reversal of trial-derived judgments when constitutional protections are claimed violated, despite expert legal authorities potentially supporting the earlier ruling.
[ "Woods v. Etherton" ]
null
Refuted
Solicitations involving contraband fall outside the boundaries of constitutional expression protections.
[ "United States v. Williams" ]
null
Refuted
States are permitted to enforce requirements that individuals under 18 obtain guardian or court authorization prior to pregnancy termination.
[ "Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania v. Casey" ]
Planned Parenthood of Central Missouri v. Danforth
Overruled
Statutes enacted by Congress prevent sovereign Native American judicial entities from assessing their authority to handle disputes necessitating U.S. judicial proceedings.
[ "El Paso Natural Gas Company v. Neztsosie" ]
null
Supported
An individual's consent to examine a car's interior is not automatically extended to investigating closed compartments intended for concealing objects.
[ "Arkansas v. Sanders", "Florida v. Jimeno", "Florida v. Wells", "Robbins v. California", "Walter v. United States" ]
null
Refuted
Each state must permit both members of a same-gender partnership to be documented on a child's parentage record when the same privilege is extended to heterosexual pairs.
[ "Pavan v. Smith" ]
null
Supported
Taking away someone's property as punishment for illegal speech does not violate free speech protections because it happens after the speech occurred and does not stop future speech.
[ "Alexander v. United States" ]
Street v. New York
Overruled
A plaintiff must demonstrate that environmental damage directly stemmed from another's conduct, not merely a minor influence on its emergence.
[ "Florida v. Georgia" ]
null
Refuted
Businesses formed through collaborative merger do not inherently violate competition law for consumer payment terms without evidence of specific market damage.
[ "Texaco Inc. v. Dagher" ]
null
Refuted
Following a reasonable period of time and explicit notification of constitutional safeguards against compelled self-incrimination and legal representation, government investigators may seek information from a person about a separate offense.
[ "Michigan v. Moseley" ]
Dickerson v. United States; Minnick v. Mississippi
Overruled
The chief executive holds sole authority to determine the diplomatic standing of other countries on behalf of the nation.
[ "Zivotofsky v. Kerry" ]
null
Supported
Adjustments to workplace retirement income designs that increase rewards for persons still employed are lawful under national legal frameworks when disbursements for former beneficiaries remain unaffected.
[ "Hughes Aircraft Company v. Jacobson" ]
null
Supported
Police questioning of a person in brief custody does not qualify as a constraint on liberty under constitutional law.
[ "Muehler v. Mena" ]
Dunaway v. New York
Overruled
Attorneys representing the accused must disclose all binding government proposals requiring an admission of guilt and reduced penalties to their clients.
[ "Missouri v. Frye" ]
null
Refuted
Courts of the United States must refrain from addressing disputes concerning current state judicial actions until after conclusion.
[ "Pennzoil Co. v. Texaco Inc." ]
Gerstein v. Pugh; National Socialist Party of America v. Village of Skokie
Overruled
Broadly defined terms in a law are applicable to situations where the application aligns with the law's purpose, and courts may interpret broad definitions to reflect legislative intent.
[ "Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue" ]
null
Refuted
When assessing whether districts were altered using racial considerations, the complete configuration and population characteristics of a political territory must be examined, not particular boundary sections.
[ "Bethune-Hill v. Virginia Board of Elections" ]
null
Refuted
Trespassing is only allowed when there are no other practical ways to reach the intended audience.
[ "Lechmere, Inc. v. National Labor Relations Board" ]
null
Supported
Mandating religious affirmation within government service is impermissible.
[ "Torcaso v. Watkins" ]
null
Refuted
A person's presence at the site of illegal activity is sufficient evidence to establish guilt for that activity.
[ "United States v. Romano" ]
null
Refuted
Deadline for court proceedings to recover short-swing profits from insider stock trading can't be extended indefinitely due to missing ownership disclosure reports.
[ "Credit Suisse Securities LLC v. Simmonds" ]
null
Refuted
The constitution bars only government conduct displaying intentional bias against individuals categorized by physical characteristics.
[ "Washington v. Davis" ]
Loving v. Virginia
Overruled
Mere possession of equity in a pollution-emitting enterprise imposes an automatic duty to pay for environmental reclamation expenses.
[ "United States v. Bestfoods" ]
null
Refuted
A state can move a lawsuit to federal court even if some claims against it are protected by sovereign immunity.
[ "Wisconsin Department of Corrections v. Schacht" ]
Franchise Tax Board of California v. Hyatt
Overruled
Phone call recordings are admissible in judicial proceedings when the authorizing tribunal lacked territorial jurisdiction, provided all statutory prerequisites are fulfilled.
[ "Dahda v. United States" ]
Gelbard v. United States
Overruled
For nursing home admission support, states prioritize assessing community-resident spouses' monthly wages before tangible asset disposition, though redirecting such funds to meet core living standards remains unavoidable.
[ "Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services v. Blumer" ]
null
Refuted
Courts may prohibit the introduction of materials gathered under specific conditions irrespective of verified truthfulness, if the restriction aligns with proper state objectives.
[ "Rock v. Arkansas" ]
null
Refuted
Obtaining the ability to deduct title-related costs for a transportation asset demands the existence of current payment commitments during federal court-administered financial reorganization.
[ "Ransom v. FIA Card Services, N.A." ]
null
Supported
Conduct forming part of an unlawful scheme is not a violation under federal anti-racketeering law unless it matches an enumerated offense.
[ "Beck v. Prupis" ]
null
Supported
The constitutional framework safeguards state self-determination through exemptions from federal mandates, as demonstrated by a metropolitan public transit operator's successful argument for exemption based on its historical role in public services.
[ "Garcia v. San Antonio Metro. Transit Authority" ]
null
Refuted
Statutory authority enables the state to bar individuals active in political organizations pushing for the removal of legitimate authority from critical roles tied to protecting national sovereignty, based on risks to stability.
[ "United States v. Robel" ]
null
Refuted
Lawsuits challenging agency action under the Administrative Procedure Act require proof of a failure to follow specific legal requirements, and cannot be based solely on disagreement with agency policy.
[ "Norton v. Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance" ]
null
Refuted
Prosecutors are not obligated to demonstrate that the process of ending a pregnancy lacked medical justification to secure a guilty verdict under medical facility location statutes.
[ "Simopoulos v. Virginia" ]
null
Supported
To get an injunction, a person must prove they will suffer harm that cannot be fixed with money.
[ "Monsanto Co. v. Geertson Seed Farms" ]
null
Supported
The national government's legislature may prohibit any residence-based prerequisites for citizens engaging in the process of electing the executive branch's principal officeholder.
[ "Oregon v. Mitchell" ]
null
Supported
The right to waive attorney-client privilege for a corporation belongs to the corporation itself, not to its individual directors or officers.
[ "Commodity Futures Trading Commission v. Weintraub" ]
null
Supported
When the government exempts places of spiritual practice from taxes on real estate, the action is consistent with the nation’s governing framework because no direct monetary contributions are made to these communities and the government's presence with them is only tangential.
[ "Walz v. Tax Comm'n of the City of New York" ]
null
Supported
Subsequent congressional statutes do not discharge the United States of obligations arising under binding agreements.
[ "Mobil Oil Exploration & Producing Southeast, Inc. v. United States", "United States v. Winstar Corporation" ]
null
Supported
When a state judicial body has ruled that a self-incriminating statement arose freely, federal judicial authorities must uphold this determination except when the challenger demonstrates that their account of circumstances necessitates the conclusion that the statement was coerced.
[ "Procunier v. Atchley" ]
Miranda v. Arizona
Overruled
Public entities must not debar private vendors from infrastructure project registries based on ideological stances.
[ "O'Hare Truck Service, Inc. v. City of Northlake" ]
null
Supported
If the U.S. Supreme Court is unsure whether a state court's decision was based on state law or federal law, it sends the case back for clarification.
[ "Bush v. Palm Beach County Canvassing Board" ]
null
Supported
Higher courts usually don't change facts decided by lower courts unless there's a clear mistake.
[ "Berenyi v. Director, Immigration and Naturalization Service", "Teva Pharmaceuticals USA, Inc. v. Sandoz, Inc." ]
null
Supported
Gambling losses are deductible from income if the gambling activity constitutes a trade or business, meaning it is pursued with continuity and regularity for the purpose of profit.
[ "Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Groetzinger" ]
null
Refuted
Religious beliefs cannot disqualify candidates for state roles.
[ "Torcaso v. Watkins" ]
null
Supported
To appeal a jury verdict based on insufficient evidence, a party must file a motion with the trial court after the verdict is delivered.
[ "Unitherm Food Systems, Inc. v. Swift-Eckrich, Inc." ]
null
Supported
National judicial bodies cannot reassess factual determinations in capital punishment cases; their role is solely to evaluate whether regional tribunals' rulings lacked a rational foundation.
[ "Lewis v. Jeffers" ]
Bobby v. Bies; Townsend v. Sain
Overruled
Federal agencies have the authority to directly regulate and set prices for electricity sold to end consumers.
[ "Federal Energy Regulatory Commission v. Electric Power Supply Association, et al." ]
null
Refuted
Governmental units are permitted to request inclusion of ballot eligibility criteria within the consolidated registry.
[ "Arizona v. Inter Tribal Council of Arizona" ]
null
Refuted
Higher education institutions accepting U.S. taxpayer-supported resources for educational pursuits must adhere to prohibitions against unequal treatment without compromising constitutional safeguards for religion and speech.
[ "Grove City College v. Bell" ]
null
Refuted
Public dissemination of arrest details does not conflict with the Constitution's guarantees of fair treatment.
[ "Paul v. Davis" ]
null
Supported
Judges must verify that government agencies handling workplace disputes have sufficient proof supporting their determinations in the procedural materials.
[ "Allentown Mack Sales & Service, Inc. v. National Labor Relations Board" ]
null
Supported
The applicability of the rule to a position depends on ordinary work activities, not title or scripture-based instructional requirements.
[ "Our Lady of Guadalupe School v. Morrissey-Berru" ]
null
Supported
DNA testing during arrest serves the same purpose as fingerprinting for identifying suspects.
[ "Maryland v. King" ]
null
Supported
Legal action for biased treatment is permissible even if a federal civil rights agency has issued a ruling.
[ "McDonnell Douglas Corporation v. Green" ]
null
Refuted
During fugitive transfer procedures, the jurisdiction hosting the individual may not assess the factual basis of a crime as presented by the initiating authority.
[ "New Mexico ex rel. Ortiz v. Reed" ]
null
Supported
Judicial disagreement exists regarding whether federal disability nondiscrimination laws cover litigation targeting public entities.
[ "Medical Board of California v. Hason" ]
null
Supported
State authorities may establish procedures for permitting remarks from accomplices without contravening constitutional mandates to cross-examine those who provide crime-related information.
[ "Dutton v. Evans" ]
null
Supported
Capital punishment violates constitutional standards when empirical evidence shows racial disparity in penalty enforcement statewide, without proof of intentional bias at trial.
[ "McCleskey v. Kemp" ]
null
Refuted