The Supreme Court has finished up oral arguments for the 2022 term, but there will be a new schedule for releasing cases. Instead of Monday’s, it will now be Thursday’s.
Scheduled opinion days are May 11, 18, 25 and June 1, 8, 15, 22.
Major cases left:
October sitting
Sackett v EPA (Waters of the United States
Allen v Milligan (Alabama redistricting)
National Pork Producer’s Council v Ross (California pork regulations)
November sitting
Students for Fair Admissions v North Carolina and Harvard (Affirmative action)
December sitting
U.S. v Texas (Immigration)
303 Creative v Elenis (First Amendment in a public accommodation setting)
Moore v Harper (Independent State Legislature Theory)
January sitting
Glacier Northwest v Teamsters (Does NLRB preempt tort remedies)
February sitting
Biden v Nebraska & DoE v Brown (Student loan forgiveness)
March sitting
Jack Daniels v VIP Products (Parody)
April sitting
Tyler v Hennepin County (Theft of equity)
Plenty of other pending cases as well, but those are the most notable.
