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Reviewed policy-case baseline

Courts & Policy

Federal cases are counted here when they could materially create, challenge, block, stay, uphold, vacate, interpret, reinstate, supersede, or otherwise change government policy or governmental power.

Last complete reconciliation Aug 5, 2026, 7:30 PM UTC
55Federal policy cases tracked
4Cases currently under review
60Reviewed case identities
1Out of scope
Open review

Cases currently under review

These cases have nationwide legal significance, but their direct connection to government policy remains borderline under the published scope.

CaseDocketStatusWhy it remains under reviewSource
Warner Chappell Music, Inc. v. Nealy22-1078Potentially in scopeInterprets Copyright Act damages timing in a private infringement dispute; the nationwide statutory effect is material, but the direct government-policy connection is indirect.Official opinion
Smith v. Spizzirri22-1218Potentially in scopeRequires a stay after compelling arbitration when requested, but the ruling primarily governs procedure in private arbitration disputes.Official opinion
Great Lakes Ins. SE v. Raiders Retreat Realty Co.22-500Potentially in scopePresumptively enforces choice-of-law clauses under federal maritime law, but the case centers on a private insurance contract rather than direct public policy.Official opinion
Coinbase v. Suski23-3Potentially in scopeAllocates authority to decide arbitrability when private contracts conflict; the precedent is nationwide but its government-policy connection is indirect.Official opinion
Coverage meaning

This is not every federal lawsuit

The count covers identified federal cases that could materially change government policy, statutes, regulations, executive actions, election rules, expenditure authority, or governmental power. Routine private disputes and cases without an operative policy ruling are not counted as tracked.

Freshness

Counted only after a complete reconciliation

The displayed date comes from the latest successful complete discovery and reconciliation run—not the page-render time. Partial or failed runs do not advance the public freshness date.

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