Supreme Court Announces Cases for End of 2025-26 Term

The Supreme Court will close out its 2025-26 term with oral arguments in cases involving immigration law, the Fourth Amendment, generic drug labels, and the availability of claims alleging that a private company aided and abetted torture and serious violations of international human rights laws. The justices on Wednesday morning released the calendar for their April argument session, which is the final regularly scheduled argument session of the term. They will hear eight arguments over six days, beginning on April 20 and ending on April 29. The cases set for argument include those challenging enforcement actions by the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Rooker-Feldman doctrine, federal penalties without jury trials, deportation of green card holders, geofence warrants, state law claims against Monsanto, lawsuits against Cisco Systems under the Alien Tort Statute, and patent infringement claims by generic drugmakers.