The Supreme Court has several significant criminal law cases scheduled for oral arguments and decisions in the remainder of this term. Key cases include:
- Lopez v. United States: Involves whether a federal statute prohibiting firearm possession by those convicted of domestic violence offenses is unconstitutional.
- United States v. Davis: Challenges the constitutionality of a federal statute criminalizing the use of a "destructive device" in relation to a crime of violence.
- Chatrie v. United States: Focuses on Fourth Amendment limitations regarding geofence warrants, which allow law enforcement to identify individuals based on their cellphone location data.
Additionally, two more cases have been granted review and are likely to be scheduled for the next term's arguments in October.
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