The spring term will end on June 12th. There are no arguments or conferences scheduled this week. The Supreme Court will continue working on opinions in cases that have already been submitted.
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The Week of April 29, 2019
By jstoneking on Apr 29th, 2019There are no arguments or conferences scheduled for this week. The spring term will be ending in a month and a half. Expect to see more opinions issued in the coming weeks!
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The Week of April 22, 2019
By jstoneking on Apr 22nd, 2019Arguments are scheduled for Tuesday, April 23rd and Wednesday, April 24th. The Supreme Court will meet in conference on Thursday, April 25th.
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The week of April 15, 2019
By jstoneking on Apr 15th, 2019There are no arguments or conferences scheduled this week. Please keep watching for opinions as they are released.
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Amoruso v. Commerce and Industry Insurance Company
By jstoneking on Apr 11th, 2019The Supreme Court affirms a default judgment in a debt collection case; however, the two dissenting justices raise serious issues of fairness and due process.
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The Week of April 8, 2019
By jstoneking on Apr 9th, 2019On Tuesday, April 9th the Supreme Court travels to Berekley County as part of its LAWS Project. Two cases will be argued. The court is also scheduled for a conference on Thursday, April 11th. Keep watching for opinions!
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The Week of April 1, 2019
By jstoneking on Apr 1st, 2019There are no regularly scheduled arguments or conferences this week. The Supreme Court is expected to continue releasing opinions throughout the week in cases that have already been fully briefed and argued.
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The Week Of March 25, 2019
By jstoneking on Mar 25th, 2019There are no arguments or conferences on the Supreme Court's calendar this week. The Court will continue working on cases that have been fully briefed and argued.
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Goldstein v. Peacemaker Properties, LLC
By jstoneking on Mar 21st, 2019In a nuisance case involving a shooting range, the Supreme Court addresses issues of retroactivity, pleading, and discovery disputes.
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Goodwin v. City of Shepherdstown
By jstoneking on Mar 20th, 2019The Supreme Court's latest case makes it more difficult to establish malicious prosecution, even at the pleading stage.