(ORDER LIST: 592 U.S.) MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2021 .
(ORDER LIST: 592 U.S.)MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2021CERTIORARI -- SUMMARY DISPOSITIONS20-31McCOY, PRINCE V. ALAMU, TAJUDEENThe petition for a writ of certiorari is granted.Thejudgment is vacated, and the case is remanded to the UnitedStates Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit for furtherconsideration in light of Taylor v. Riojas, 592 U. S. (2020)(per curiam).20-683WILKE, DIRK, ET AL. V. PCMAThe petition for a writ of certiorari is granted.Thejudgment is vacated, and the case is remanded to the UnitedStates Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit for furtherconsideration in light of Rutledge v. Pharmaceutical CareManagement Assn., 592 U. S. (2020).ORDERS IN PENDING CASES20A63TRUMP, DONALD J. V. VANCE, CYRUS R., ET AL.The application for a stay presented to Justice Breyer andreferred to the Court is denied.20M50SEIDMAN, LAWRENCE T. V. WEILER, FRANK D., ET AL.The motion to direct the Clerk to file a petition for a writof certiorari out of time is denied.20M51THOMAS, BERNARD V. UNITED STATESThe motion for leave to file a petition for a writ ofcertiorari with the supplemental appendix under seal is granted.1
20M52MARTINEZ, ANTHONY V. UNITED STATES20M53MARKOVIC, NENAD V. RAHAMAN, MOHAMED Z.The motions to direct the Clerk to file petitions for writsof certiorari out of time are denied.20M54POLITES, CONSTANTINE V. CITY OF PHILADELPHIA LAW DEPT.The motion for leave to proceed as a veteran is denied.20M55MITCHELL, DWIGHT D., ET AL. V. DAKOTA COUNTY SOC. SERV., ET AL.The motion to direct the Clerk to file a petition for a writof certiorari out of time is denied.20M56ROBINSON, ALBERT R. V. KANDULSKI, ADAM, ET AL.The motion to direct the Clerk to file a petition for a writof certiorari out of time under Rule 14.5 is denied.20M57DOE CO. V. UNITED STATESThe motion for leave to file a petition for a writ ofcertiorari under seal with redacted copies for the public recordis granted.Justice Breyer took no part in the consideration ordecision of this motion.20M58YAZDCHI, ALI V. WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A.The motion to direct the Clerk to file a petition for a writof certiorari out of time is denied.20-437UNITED STATES V. PALOMAR-SANTIAGO, REFUGIOThe motion of respondent for appointment of counsel isgranted, and Bradley N. Garcia, Esq., of Washington, D.C., isappointed to serve as counsel for respondent in this case.motion of the petitioner to dispense with printing the jointappendix is granted.2The
20-444UNITED STATES V. GARY, MICHAEL A.The motion of respondent for appointment of counsel isgranted, and Jeffrey L. Fisher, Esq., of Stanford, California,is appointed to serve as counsel for respondent.20-493YSLETA DEL SUR PUEBLO, ET AL. V. TEXASThe Acting Solicitor General is invited to file a brief inthis case expressing the views of the United States.20-5904TERRY, TARAHRICK V. UNITED STATESThe motion of petitioner to dispense with printing the jointappendix is granted.20-5974SANDERS, QUORDALIS V. V. FOSTER, WARDENThe motion of petitioner for reconsideration of orderdenying leave to proceed in forma pauperis is denied.JusticeBarrett took no part in the consideration or decision of thismotion.20-6507BERRY, DARRELL, ET UX. V. WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., ET AL.20-6602BOUCHER, WAYNE V. LYONS, DEANNE20-6604GRANT, MARK T. V. ROANOKE, VA20-6735McCLUNG, FRANK A., ET UX. V. ESTEVEZ, ELIA E.20-6899HUDSON, CYNTHIA V. LUMPKIN, DIR., TX DCJThe motions of petitioners for leave to proceed in formapauperis are denied.Petitioners are allowed until March 15,2021, within which to pay the docketing fees required by Rule38(a).3
CERTIORARI GRANTED20-42920-45420-539)))))AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSN., ET AL. V. COCHRAN, SEC. OF H&HS, ET AL.COCHRAN, SEC. OF H&HS, ET AL. V. MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL BALTIMOREOREGON, ET AL. V. COCHRAN, SEC. OF H&HS, ET AL.The petitions for writs of certiorari are granted.Thecases are consolidated, and a total of one hour is allotted fororal argument.20-449DEPT. OF HOMELAND SEC., ET AL. V. NEW YORK, ET AL.The petition for a writ of certiorari is granted.20-5279WOODEN, WILLIAM D. V. UNITED STATESThe motion of petitioner for leave to proceed in formapauperis is granted.The petition for a writ of certiorari isgranted limited to Question 2 presented by the petition.CERTIORARI DENIED20-48JOHNSON, STACEY E. V. ARKANSAS20-120JUAREZ, ALFREDO V. COLORADO20-186RENDON, MIRNA V. V. WILKINSON, ATT'Y GEN.20-261SCHULZ, JEFF, ET AL. V. PRESBYTERY OF SEATTLE, ET AL.20-294GAINES, LAMONT K. V. UNITED STATES20-321BARNETTE, WALTER D. V. HBI, L.L.C., ET AL.20-371CARE ALTERNATIVES V. UNITED STATES, ET AL.20-401PIERSON, DEVAN V. UNITED STATES20-475CAMPBELL, STANLEY V. V. EAGLE FORCE HOLDINGS, ET AL.20-478CBX RESOURCES, L.L.C. V. ACE AMERICAN INSURANCE, ET AL.20-499HULL, NATHANIEL R. V. ROCKWELL, JEFFREY J.20-53420-53620-549)))ALL SAINTS' EPISCOPAL CHURCH V. DIOCESE OF FORT WORTH, ET AL.THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, ET AL. V. DIOCESE OF FORT WORTH, ET AL.FARROW, JOHN, ET AL. V. CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CA4
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20-792PEARSON, MELINDA B. V. AUGUSTA, GA, ET AL.20-797PATTI, LEONARD V. PECK, GEORGE C.20-799WOOD, L. LIN V. RAFFENSPERGER, BRAD, ET AL.20-801DeLUCIA, FRANK V. GREENBUILD, LLC, ET AL.20-802KURSCHINSKE, VIRGINIA A. V. PENNSYLVANIA20-803LANGAN, MORGAN J. V. UNITED STATES20-805ROLLINSNELSON LTC CORP., ET AL. V. U.S., EX REL. WINTERS20-806SWARTZLANDER, MARY V. UNITED STATES20-809WARD, KELLI V. JACKSON, CONSTANCE, ET AL.20-811CONTRERAS, KATHY V. DONA ANA COUNTY BOARD, ET AL.20-813SIMMONS, JAMES V. UBS FINANCIAL SERV., INC.20-814NALDER, JAMES, ET AL. V. UNITED AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CO.20-817OGDEN, LOUIS R. V. TICE, SUPT., SOMERFIELD, ET AL.20-818NORVELL, BRUCE A. V. YELLEN, SEC. OF TREASURY20-820JACKSON, DENISE V. WELLS FARGO HOME MORTGAGE20-821MOUNTAINLANDS CONSERVANCY, LLC V. CALIFORNIA COASTAL COMM'N20-822PHILLIPS, SOLON V. MD BD. OF LAW EXAMINERS, ET AL.20-823CRIDER, ROBERT L. V. TEXAS20-824TAUPIER, EDWARD F. V. CONNECTICUT20-825BREWER, CHRISTOPHER V. HOOKS, TERESA, ET AL.20-829WASTECARE CORP. V. HARMONY ENTERPRISES, INC.20-833COONTZ, WILLIAM T. V. UNITED STATES20-834WIDTFELDT, JAMES A. V. UNITED STATES20-835ROSENFELD, WARREN V. UNITED STATES20-838BLANDINO, KIM V. NEVADA, ET AL.20-841MARTINEZ LOPEZ, ELIBER U. V. WILKINSON, ACTING ATT'Y GEN.20-847POWERS, BILLIE V. BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON, ET AL.20-852GRAY, SHAQUERE M., ET AL. V. AL GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD CO.6
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20-6283BROWNLEE, ROBERT V. CAPOZZA, SUPT., FAYETTE20-6310CARTER, DEAN P. V. BROOMFIELD, ACTING WARDEN20-6323THOMAS, LAMONT A. V. UNITED STATES20-6351TIPPINS, JOHNNY V. CARUSO, PATRICIA, ET AL.20-6383McFADDEN, VINCENT V. MISSOURI20-6429HOWELL, JOHN L. V. GORDON, ARATA, McCOLLAM, ET AL.20-6430HOWELL, JOHN L. V. GORDON, ARATA, McCOLLAM, ET AL.20-643120-6432)))HOWELL, JOHN L. V. ADLER, DAVID, ET AL.LaMARTINA, ELISE V. ADLER, DAVID, ET AL.20-6443MYERS, SCOTT V. ROWELL, PATROLMAN, ET AL.20-6444FUSTON, RONNIE E. V. OKLAHOMA20-6477ARDANEH, HAMID R. V. MASSACHUSETTS20-6493UPPAL, NEELAM V. NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE, LLC20-6497BRIDGES, ANDREY V. GRAY, WARDEN20-6499SIGLER, ROBERT T. V. THORNTON, JIMMY, ET AL.20-6501RILEY, SHANNON V. MEEHAN, CARRIE K.20-6505BIGBEE, ROOSELVELT V. FITZ, WARDEN20-6512LEWIS, DAVEY V. FLORIDA20-6514WEATHERHOLT, JIMMY R. V. VIRGINIA20-6518MILAM, BLAINE V. TEXAS20-6522PENDLETON, RICKY V. V. HAMRICK, TERRY C., ET AL.20-6524MYERS, JOSHUA D. V. GEORGIA20-6525ARANOFF, GERALD V. ARANOFF, SUSAN20-6528WASHINGTON, ECCLESIASTICAL D. V. BROOKE, BENJAMIN, ET AL.20-6532SANCHEZ, FERNANDO V. CALIFORNIA20-6534SCOTT, DEVERICK V. GRIFFIN, RORY, ET AL.20-6537ROUHI, TAMARA V. CVS PHARMACY, ET AL.20-6538SCHMITT, GABRIEL V. BAKER, GOV. OF MA9
20-6542PEW, ALPHONSO P. V. WETZEL, SEC., PA DOC, ET AL.20-6544OVERTON, RANDALL S. V. MACAULEY, WARDEN20-6546NIMMER, JOHN C. V. HEAVICAN, MICHAEL G., ET AL.20-6547McNEES, DAVID F. V. MICHIGAN20-6549MOSS, EVATRUS D. V. LUMPKIN, DIR., TX DCJ20-6550NEWKIRK, KENNETH H. V. KISER, WARDEN, ET AL.20-6558BAMBERG, SONYA V. GEORGIA20-6561RODRIGUEZ, JESUS N. V. MOODY, ATT'Y GEN. OF FL, ET AL.20-6564SCOTT, ERIC B. V. SINGLETON, WARDEN20-6565QUINN, SIMON V. LOUISIANA20-6573KEYES, ELLIS V. WILSON, MATT, ET AL.20-6579O'NEIL, AIMEE V. WELD COUNTY, CO20-6592GOMEZ, EDGAR V. MADDEN, WARDEN20-6593MACLEOD, DUSTIN L. V. MORITZ, WILLIAM, ET AL.20-6595BROCKINGTON, CLARA L. V. SALEM UNITED CHURCH, ET AL.20-6598BAKER, STEPHEN F. V. CAPOZZA, SUPT., FAYETTE, ET AL.20-6605MAYO, DEMONDRAY D. V. RUSSELL, PERRY, ET AL.20-6607MILES, KUSHAWN S. V. IONIA CORR. FACILITY, ET AL.20-6608PATTEN, ZACHARY M. V. MICHIGAN20-6611MULLANEY, JOHN P. V. UNIVERSITY OF ST. THOMAS20-6612PATTERSON, PATRICIA T. V. SAUL, ANDREW M.20-6614JARVIS, DEREK V. LEGGETT, ISIAH, ET AL.20-6615McHENRY, CORNELL V. TEXAS, ET AL.20-6620SPENGLER, MICHAEL R. V. LOS ANGELES CTY. DIST. ATT'Y20-6621SMITH, SHAUNA V. BENTON, WARDEN20-6623PIN, RAYMOND V. CLARKE, DIR., VA DOC20-6624AGUILERA, AARON M. V. CALIFORNIA20-6625WHIPPLE, SHANE Q. V. JOHNSON, MICHAEL, ET AL.10
20-6627JENKINS, CLARENCE B. V. SC DEPT. OF EMPLOYMENT, ET AL.20-6629DOE, JANE V. CARSON, SEC. OF HUD, ET AL.20-6631REDMOND, AARON S. V. UNITED STATES20-6633VARGAS, EDUARDO D. V. CALIFORNIA20-6636TRINH, LAN TU V. CITIZEN BUSINESS BANKING, ET AL.20-6639AURIT, TODD A. V. COLORADO20-6643McCRAY, ADRIAN V. LEWIS, WARDEN, ET AL.20-6644RENTERIA, DAVID S. V. LUMPKIN, DIR., TX DCJ20-6645CERVANTES, JOE V. SHINN, DIR., AZ DOC, ET AL.20-6646CROCE, MARCIA V. CROCE, LORIN A.20-6649EL MUJADDID, EL AEMER V. BREWER, ANDREW, ET AL.20-6650SUMNER, GREGORY S. V. CARTER, BRETT, ET AL.20-6652STEPHENSON, REX D. V. KELLY, SUPT., OR20-6653ROEDER, SCOTT P. V. KANSAS20-6654ROMERO, GABINO V. MADDEN, WARDEN20-6658BROWN, MICHAEL B. V. LUMPKIN, DIR., TX DCJ20-6659ASHLEY, EDDIE V. CALIFORNIA, ET AL.20-6661FIGGE, BRIAN K. V. FRAUENHEIM, WARDEN20-6663BROWNLEE, BENJAMIN J. V. NEW YORK20-6667DOUGLAS, RONALD V. SCHMITT, ATT'Y GEN. MO, ET AL.20-6669ZELLNER, BRIAN V. GEORGIA20-6670TAYLOR, JANICE S. V. UNITED STATES20-6672COLEMAN, ADAM L. V. EPHRAIM McDOWELL MEDICAL20-6675CAVITTE, AUGUSTINE L. V. NEBRASKA20-6676DANIELS, HERNANDEZ V. FLORIDA20-6678DAVIS, LARRY D. V. PAYNE, DIR., AR DOC20-6680TAYLOR, DARRYL V. BUCHANAN, WARDEN20-6681WRIGHT, ROBERT V. GA DOC, ET AL.11
20-6682VURIMINDI, VAMSIDHAR R. V. WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A.20-6685REDDITT, PETER T. V. UNITED STATES20-6686STEWART, BENJAMON R, V. LUMPKIN, DIR., TX DCJ20-6687JONAS, WILLIAM J. V. UNITED STATES20-6689KWONG, MATTHEW J. V. CHESWOLD, LLC, ET AL.20-6691ARMENTA LOPEZ, CESAR V. UNITED STATES20-6692LOPEZ-CANALES, JUAN M. V. UNITED STATES20-6694FLORES-RIOJAS, GERARDO V. UNITED STATES20-6695MASSEY, LORI A. V. MULTICARE HEALTH SYSTEM, ET AL.20-6697O’NEIL, DAMON V. UNITED STATES20-6698MORRISON, RICHARD H. V. FLORIDA20-6699PINEDA-RODRIGUEZ, JUAN D. V. UNITED STATES20-6700CALABRESE, MELISSA V. CALIFORNIA, ET AL.20-6701PEDRAZA, BENJAMIN V. OHIO20-6702MORENO-TURRUBIATES, TOMAS V. UNITED STATES20-6703DARDEN, ROBERTO A. V. UNITED STATES20-6704CALDERON, AGUSTIN V. TEXAS20-6706DEGOLLADO, ROBERTO V. TEXAS20-6707PETERSON, CARY L. V. UNITED STATES20-6708DECLOUES, TONY V. VANNOY, WARDEN20-6709HUNDLEY, LANCE V. OHIO20-6710IRON CROW, MARLON V. UNITED STATES20-6712LEAKE, JOHN E. V. SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION20-6713JONES, DANIELLE D. V. UNITED STATES20-6715MANKIN, MICHAEL A. V. UNITED STATES20-6716MARTIN, MACK C. V. SHINN, DIR., AZ DOC20-6720HARPER, TEREK V. UNITED STATES20-6721BOOTH, MONWELL D. V. UNITED STATES12
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20-6770TREMINIO-TOBAR, LELIS E. V. UNITED STATES20-6771SOTO-PEGUERO, ORISTEL V. UNITED STATES20-6774SNODDY, CRAIG B. V. UNITED STATES20-6776BECTON, CHAROD V. UNITED STATES20-6777BAXTON, JAMES V. UNITED STATES20-6778ANDERSON, RICHARD V. UNITED STATES20-6782GUADRON-RODRIGUEZ, JUAN C. V. UNITED STATES20-6783HARRIS, JAELON D. V. UNITED STATES20-6784HUSSEIN, ABDISALAN A. V. UNITED STATES20-6787PRYOR, MATTHEW L. V. UNITED STATES20-6789OLMEDO-PEREZ, LILIA A. V. UNITED STATES20-6792MIER-GARCES, EDGAR R. V. UNITED STATES20-6795RICHARDS, ALICIA M. V. RICHARDS, RYAL W.20-6796SANCHEZ, SIMON A. V. INCH, SEC., FL DOC, ET AL.20-6801PALACIO, MAURO C. V. SULLIVAN, B.20-6803LINDSEY, DOMINIC V. UNITED STATES20-6804COMETA, STEPHEN V. UNITED STATES20-6809WOOD, ANTHONY L. V. UNITED STATES20-6813DIAZ, MANUEL V. UNITED STATES20-6816RODRIGUEZ, EDWARD G. V. FILSON, WARDEN, ET AL.20-6817QUINN, JERRY L. V. UNITED STATES20-6820LAWSON, ELJAROD V. CALIFORNIA20-6823BUTTERY, ROBERT V. OHIO20-6827MAJID, ABDUL V. UNITED STATES20-6829BUTTERCASE, JOSEPH J. V. NEBRASKA20-6831GARCIA, DAVID V. UNITED STATES20-6838NSINANO, JASON S. V. WILKINSON, ACTING ATT'Y GEN.20-6839TOWNSEND, HENRY A. V. TAYLOR, SUPT., EASTERN OR14
20-6842D'ONOFRIO, CHRISTINE V. COSTCO WHOLESALE CORP.20-6844TORRES, JOSE A. V. UNITED STATES20-6850WEEMS, RONALD E. V. ALABAMA20-6854BAZAN, JOSE A. V. UNITED STATES20-6856ODEN, LAVON V. TURNER, WARDEN20-6857PINA, LUIS V. UNITED STATES20-6859SWAN, JONATHON R. V. UNITED STATES20-6861SANDERS, JUSTIN L. V. UNITED STATES20-6863FINDLEY, TOMMY V. UNITED STATES20-6864HILL, BRIAN D. V. UNITED STATES20-6867ROMERO-ESPINAL, NOEL V. UNITED STATES20-6869RADFORD, TAVARIUS D V. ILLINOIS20-6870HARRIS, ANTONIO V. UNITED STATES20-6873HARRELL, JOSHUA V. CALIFORNIA20-6878CURRAN, EDWARD J. V. UNITED STATES20-6880ESQUIVEL, VICTOR V. UNITED STATES20-6883GARNER, CHRISTOPHER B. V. UNITED STATES20-6884ANDRADE-SALAS, LUIS A. V. UNITED STATES20-6885VOGEL, DAVID A. V. UNITED STATES20-6888PANDEY, CHRISTINA E. V. UNITED STATES20-6889BARTUNEK, GREGORY V. UNITED STATES20-6895BRENNERMAN, RAHEEM J. V. UNITED STATES20-6903VILLA, FRANCISCO V. UNITED STATES20-6909GALE, BRIAN V. UNITED STATES20-6911ALFARO-GRANADOS, DIMAS V. UNITED STATES20-6915PETERSON, SCOTT L. V. CALIFORNIA20-6916PATTERSON, STEPHEN M. V. UNITED STATES20-6917McAFEE, FRANK V. UNITED STATES15
20-6918MOSELEY, RICHARD V. UNITED STATES20-6920MOFFITT, SEAN V. UNITED STATES20-6921MARQUEZ-GONZALEZ, ELIER I. V. UNITED STATES20-6925IRAHETA, LEONIDAS, ET AL. V. UNITED STATES20-6926HERNANDEZ, NESTOR A. V. CALIFORNIA20-6927FREENEY, ANTHONY V. UNITED STATES20-6928IVEY, TIMOTHY V. UNITED STATES20-6930LOPEZ-SANCHEZ, MARCO A. V. UNITED STATES20-6931LANDRENEAU, CHRISTOPHER S. V. UNITED STATES20-6932JAMAICA-HERNANDEZ, JORGE A. V. UNITED STATES20-6933MARTINEZ, SELEDONIO V. UNITED STATES20-6936TUCKER, SCOTT V. UNITED STATES20-6941DODGE, FRANK J. V. UNITED STATES20-6942CAMARENA, JUAN J. V. UNITED STATES20-6943COLEMAN, RONALD L. V. UNITED STATES20-6944ZAVALA-MARTI, JOSE M. V. UNITED STATES20-6954GAMEZ-CASTANEDA, BRENDA Y. V. UNITED STATES20-6958PAULINO, LUIS C. V. GRIFFIN, SUPT., GREEN HAVEN20-6960McMICHAELS, DeANDRE V. ILLINOIS20-6961PFOFF, CHRISTOPHER S. V. UNITED STATES20-6962HERRERA-FUENTES, MISAEL V. UNITED STATES20-6969USRY, BARTO E. V. UNITED STATES20-6971MARTINEZ, JASON A. V. UNITED STATES20-6973FANNIN, TOMMY D. V. UNITED STATES20-6976DOCTOR, TIMOTHY T. V. UNITED STATES20-6977DORMAN, JOSHUA R. V. UNITED STATES20-6978CASTRO, CHAKA L. V. UNITED STATES20-6979WEBB, EDDIE C. V. UNITED STATES16
20-6980WEST, MICHAEL R. V. UNITED STATES20-6989SIMS, RODNEY L. V. SEIBEL, WARDENThe petitions for writs of certiorari are denied.20-477DAY, SHANIKA, ET AL. V. WOOTEN, FRANKLIN, ET AL.The petition for a writ of certiorari is denied.JusticeBarrett took no part in the consideration or decision of thispetition.20-565MATTHEWS, GEORGE, ET UX. V. BECKER, ANDREW J., ET AL.The motion of respondents for damages and costs pursuant toRule 42.2 is denied.The petition for a writ of certiorari isdenied.20-634ROBINSON, FELICIA V. WEBSTER COUNTY, MS, ET AL.The motion of Network for Victim Recovery of DC for leave tofile a brief as amicus curiae is granted.The petition for awrit of certiorari is denied.20-810KELLY, MIKE, ET AL. V. PENNSYLVANIA, ET AL.The motion of 28 Current Members of the House ofRepresentatives for leave to file a brief as amici curiae isgranted.20-815The petition for a writ of certiorari is denied.KING, TIMOTHY, ET AL. V. WHITMER, GOV. OF MI, ET AL.The petition for a writ of certiorari before judgment isdenied.20-845DONALD J. TRUMP FOR PRESIDENT V. DEGRAFFENREID, ACTING SEC. OF PA, ET AL.The motion of Constitutional Attorneys for leave to file abrief as amici curiae is granted.The motion of RepublicanParty of Pennsylvania for leave to file a brief as amicus curiaeis granted.The petition for a writ of certiorari is denied.17
20-913WILBORN, JOSEPH V. JONES, ACTING WARDENThe petition for a writ of certiorari is denied.JusticeBarrett took no part in the consideration or decision of thispetition.20-6506BUXTON, ANDY V. DOUGHERTY, IVA C., ET AL.The motion of petitioner for leave to proceed in formapauperis is denied, and the petition for a writ of certiorari isdismissed.20-6531See Rule 39.8.RUIZ, ROGELIO M. V. BAUGHMAN, WARDENThe petition for a writ of certiorari is denied.JusticeBreyer took no part in the consideration or decision of thispetition.20-6560FEREBEE, LORENZO G. V. STAPLETON, KAREN, ET AL.The petition for a writ of certiorari before judgment isdenied.20-6574MARTIN, KEVIN L. V. LEDFORD, ASHLYNNThe petition for a writ of certiorari is denied.JusticeBarrett took no part in the consideration or decision of thispetition.20-6578WHITE, RICKEY V. LUMPKIN, JUDGE, ETC., ET AL.The motion of petitioner for leave to proceed in formapauperis is denied, and the petition for a writ of certiorari isdismissed.See Rule 39.8.As the petitioner has repeatedlyabused this Court's process, the Clerk is directed not to acceptany further petitions in noncriminal matters from petitionerunless the docketing fee required by Rule 38(a) is paid and thepetition is submitted in compliance with Rule 33.1.See Martinv. District of Columbia Court of Appeals, 506 U. S. 1 (1992)18
(per curiam).20-6642DUNIGAN, KEVIN W. V. CA DOC, ET AL.20-6651SEPEHRY-FARD, FAREED V. COURT OF APPEAL OF CA, ET AL.The motions of petitioners for leave to proceed in formapauperis are denied, and the petitions for writs of certiorariare dismissed.See Rule 39.8.20-6800MILLER, HARRY V. UNITED STATES20-6893WALLACE, PATRICK V. UNITED STATESThe petitions for writs of certiorari are denied.JusticeBarrett took no part in the consideration or decision of thesepetitions.HABEAS CORPUS DENIED20-6897IN RE LEE C. BRADFORD20-6952IN RE RUSSELL A. PELLETIER20-6994IN RE KHAYREE SMITHThe petitions for writs of habeas corpus are denied.MANDAMUS DENIED20-777IN RE DARREN HEYMAN20-798IN RE LEONARD PATTI20-5876IN RE PAULA I. KELLER20-6617IN RE THERESA ROMAIN20-6750IN RE MARK MARVINThe petitions for writs of mandamus are denied.20-6603IN RE ANTONIO AKELThe motion of petitioner for leave to proceed in formapauperis is denied, and the petition for a writ of mandamus isdismissed.See Rule 39.8.Justice Kagan took no part in theconsideration or decision of this motion and this petition.19
REHEARINGS DENIED19-8498DIGGS, WINNIE V. GALLUCCI, NEIL19-8771RISENHOOVER, MICHAEL A. V. MUNIZ, WARDEN20-267BRAUNSTEIN, SEAN V. BRAUNSTEIN, JERICKA20-337LYNN, ROSEMARY ANN V. BROWN, ANDREW, ET AL.20-458BROWN, MICHAEL B. V. DEPT. OF LABOR20-505RUTTKAMP, SHLOMIT V. BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON20-606DREVALEVA, TATYANA E. V. CA DEPT. OF INDUS. RELATIONS20-608DREVALEVA, TATYANA E. V. CA DEPT. OF INDUS. RELATIONS20-613COULTAS, LYLE M. V. TICHENOR, CARROLL, ET AL.20-618ROUTTEN, KELLY G. V. ROUTTEN, JOHN T.20-629IN RE JAMES BEGGS, ET UX.20-5193McWHORTER, MOLLEE M. V. UNITED STATES20-5316SMITH, TYRONE V. INCH, SEC., FL DOC, ET AL.20-5399LATIMER, ANTHONY L. V. JONES, BEN, ET AL.20-5422MILLER, ERIC V. DEAL, WARDEN20-5502KIRK, KAREEM K. V. RICHARDSON, JANET, ET AL.20-5632SHAWN, RICK V. DISTRICT COURT OF NV20-5635SMITH, DANIEL T. V. WARDEN, FCI BEAUMONT20-5701NARAYAN, PRAKASH V. PRASAD, RABINDRA20-5703MILLER, JAMES L. V. PHILLIPS, VIRGINIA A., ET AL.20-5724JOHNSON, JUSTIN L. V. GIBSON, JOSEPH, ET AL.20-5732SEADIN, ERNEST V. WILLIAMS, DIR., CO DOC20-5931PETRANO, DAVID F., ET UX. V. BAYLOR, DARLENE P.20-6059DURAN, PAUL E. V. ALLISON, SEC., CA DOC20-6241SMITH, LISA MARIE V. KELLY SERVICES, INC., ET AL.20-6259DE JESUS-CONCEPCION, ANGELA V. UNITED STATESThe petitions for rehearing are denied.20
20-388SUN, LINGFEI V. NEW YORK, NY, ET AL.The petition for rehearing is denied.Justice Sotomayortook no part in the consideration or decision of this petition.20-5680STEELE, LARRY R. V. LUMPKIN, DIR., TX DCJThe motion for leave to file a petition for rehearing isdenied.21
Cite as: 592 U. S. (2021)1THOMAS, J., dissentingSUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATESBRIDGE AINA LE’A, LLC v. HAWAII LAND USECOMMISSIONON PETITION FOR WRIT OF CERTIORARI TO THE UNITEDSTATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE NINTH CIRCUITNo. 20–54. Decided February 22, 2021The petition for a writ of certiorari is denied.JUSTICE THOMAS, dissenting from the denial of certiorari.I recently explained that “it would be desirable for us totake a fresh look at our regulatory takings jurisprudence,to see whether it can be grounded in the original publicmeaning of the Takings Clause of the Fifth Amendment orthe Privileges or Immunities Clause of the FourteenthAmendment.” Murr v. Wisconsin, 582 U. S. , (2017)(dissenting opinion) (slip op., at 1).Our current regulatory takings jurisprudence leavesmuch to be desired. A regulation effects a taking, we havesaid, whenever it “goes too far.” Pennsylvania Coal Co. v.Mahon, 260 U. S. 393, 415 (1922). This occurs categoricallywhenever a regulation requires a physical intrusion,Loretto v. Teleprompter Manhattan CATV Corp., 458 U. S.419 (1982), or leaves land “without economically beneficialor productive options for its use,” Lucas v. South CarolinaCoastal Council, 505 U. S. 1003, 1018 (1992). But suchcases are exceedingly rare. See, e.g., Brown & Merriam, Onthe Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of Lucas: Making or Breaking the Takings Claim, 102 Iowa L. Rev. 1847, 1849–1850(2017) (noting that in more than 1,700 cases over a 25-yearperiod, there were only 27 successful takings claims underLucas—a success rate of just 1.6%). For all other regulatorytakings claims, the Court has “generally eschewed any setformula for determining how far is too far,” requiring lower
2BRIDGE AINA LE’A, LLC v. HAWAII LAND USE COMM’NTHOMAS, J., dissentingcourts instead “to engage in essentially ad hoc, factual inquiries.” Tahoe-Sierra Preservation Council, Inc. v. TahoeRegional Planning Agency, 535 U. S. 302, 326 (2002) (internal quotation marks omitted). Factors might include (1)“[t]he economic impact of the regulation on the claimant,”(2) “the extent to which the regulation has interfered withdistinct investment-backed expectations,” and (3) “the character of the governmental action.” Penn Central Transp.Co. v. New York City, 438 U. S. 104, 124 (1978); see alsoLingle v. Chevron U. S. A. Inc., 544 U. S. 528, 538–539(2005). But courts must also “ ‘weig[h] . . . all the relevantcircumstances.’ ” Tahoe-Sierra Pres. Council, 535 U. S., at322. As one might imagine, nobody—not States, not property owners, not courts, nor juries—has any idea how to apply this standardless standard.This case illustrates the point. After an 8-day trial andwith the benefit of jury instructions endorsed by both parties, the jury found a taking. The District Court, in turn,concluded that there was an adequate factual basis for thisverdict. But the Ninth Circuit on appeal reweighed andreevaluated the same facts under the same legal tests toconclude that no reasonable jury could have found a taking.These starkly different outcomes based on the applicationof the same law indicate that we have still not providedcourts with a “workable standard.” Pomeroy, Penn CentralAfter 35 Years: A Three Part Balancing Test or One StrikeRule? 22 Fed. Cir. B. J. 677, 678 (2013). The current doctrine is “so vague and indeterminate that it invites unprincipled, subjective decision making” dependent upon the decisionmaker. Echeverria, Is the Penn Central Three-FactorTest Ready for History’s Dustbin? 52 Land Use L. & Zon.Dig. 3, 7 (2000); see also Eagle, The Four-Factor Penn Central Regulatory Takings Test, 118 Pa. St. L. Rev. 601, 602(2014) (“[T]he doctrine has become a compilation of movingparts that are neither individually coherent nor collectivelycompatible”). A know-it-when-you-see-it test is no good if
Cite as: 592 U. S. (2021)3THOMAS, J., dissentingone court sees it and another does not.Next year will mark a “century since Mahon,” duringwhich this “Court for the most part has refrained from”providing “definitive rules.” Murr, 582 U. S., at (slipop., at 7). It is time to give more than just “some, but nottoo specific, guidance.” Palazzolo v. Rhode Island, 533 U. S.606, 617 (2001). If there is no such thing as a regulatorytaking, we should say so. And if there is, we should makeclear when one occurs.I respectfully dissent.
Cite as: 592 U. S. (2021)1THOMAS, J., dissentingSUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATESREPUBLICAN PARTY OF PENNSYLVANIA20–542v.VERONICA DEGRAFFENREID, ACTING SECRETARYOF PENNSYLVANIA, ET AL.JAKE CORMAN, ET AL.20–574v.PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC PARTY, ET AL.ON PETITIONS FOR WRITS OF CERTIORARI TO THE SUPREMECOURT OF PENNSYLVANIA, MIDDLE D
referred to the Court is denied. 20M50 SEIDMAN, LAWRENCE T. V. WEILER, FRANK D., ET AL. The
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