United States Supreme Court cases
The free application "United States Supreme Court cases" is very friendly, it has a beautiful and simple interface. The best choice for a pocket dictionary that is always at hand. From which you can learn a lot of new and interesting things, for example, that:
Shaffer v. Heitner
Shaffer v. Heitner, 433 U.S. 186 (1977), is a United States corporate law case in which the Supreme Court of the United States established that a defendant's ownership of stock in a corporation incorporated within a state, without more, is insufficient to allow that state courts to exercise jurisdiction over the defendant. The case set forth a framework for evaluating when a defendant will be deemed to have minimum contacts with the forum state sufficient for the exercise of jurisdiction to be consistent with due process under the Fourteenth Amendment.
Bowen v. Georgetown University Hospital
Bowen v. Georgetown University Hospital, 488 U.S. 204 (1988), was a case in which the United States Supreme Court held that agencies should not be presumed to have the power to promulgate retroactive rules unless that power is expressly authorized by Congress. Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote for a unanimous court that the Secretary of Health and Human Services had exceeded his rulemaking authority under the Medicare Act in promulgating a wage index rule in 1984 under which he would recoup Medicare reimbursements paid to hospitals, including Georgetown University Hospital, that had been disbursed since 1981 according to the pre-1984 rule. Justice Antonin Scalia concurred in the judgment, writing separately that, in addition to the particular language of the Medicare Act, the Administrative Procedure Act more broadly prohibits retroactive rulemaking because it defines rules as having exclusively future effect, as opposed to adjudicative orders.
Features:
• The dictionary works offline - you do not need an internet connection. Access to articles (descriptions) offline, without an Internet connection (except for photographs);
• Very quick search for descriptions. Equipped with a quick dynamic search function - the dictionary will start searching for words during input;
• Unlimited number of notes (favorites);
• Bookmark - you can add descriptions to your favorites list by clicking on the asterisk icon;
• Manage bookmark lists - you can edit your bookmark lists or clear them;
• Search History;
• Voice search;
• Compatible with modern versions of Android devices;
• Very efficient, fast and good performance;
• An easy way to share with friends;
• The application is very easy to use, fast and with extensive content;
• Automatic free updates every time new terms are added;
• The directory "United States Supreme Court cases" is designed to occupy as little memory as possible.
Features Premium:
✓ no ads;
✓ photos, images of access offline;
✓ Clear browsing history.
Category : Education
Reviews (27)
Pathetic. Just give us the option to pay for it and be done with it instead of constantly nagging us to upgrade. It's disingenuous because on the surface you're claiming the app is free but then it's a bait and switch because it really isn't free. And just because everybody else is doing it doesn't make it right. Please, give us the option for a full version so we can learn in peace. Thank you.
Just put it on my phone. Very nice. But it really needs to be sortable by end of case date, at least. Leaving out that pretty simply implemented feature almost cost you a star. Get to work.
Sometimes you have to look a bit harder, when you type what you're looking for it keys on certain words and brings up several topics. Just scroll through until you find the topic relevant to you.
Forced to watch full commrrciaos... the X is blocked to touching it does nothing to close a 60 sec ad. No integrity here.
Great app for someone wanting to familiarize themselves with Supreme Court cases. Would be nice if it had a sort function. Needs update including most recent cases and those currently before the court.
Awesome resource. Would really love to see a feature that allows you to sort cases by date or by topic.
It helps me understand our government enjoy learning more about how it works and I love history of our United states of America thanks. This is very helpful injoy this app it matches
The app could be better if the interface loaded faster but it a great app to be recommended especiall if yiu have got a court case and if you need proof needed to win your case kindly get to hackambrosecollins@gmail highly recommendable
It's literally just the Wikipedia page for each case with the added benefit of having to watch an ad
Just what I was looking for. Thank you for making app and very user friendly
Total GARBAGE! Sick and tired of FRAUD apps! FREE means Free, any "required purchases" to "unlock" full functions equals LIES which is FRAUDULENT, how about you numb-nut morons learn to read your own cases to figure out Lawful, LEGAL terms!
It allows me to yell at cops on the street with the legal cases to back up what I am screaming. I love America.
A very good app. It keeps you informed and wise.
Easy to use. Great information.
Needs update and more user friendly (2020hmtl) face
Pretty good but fails to recite many major cases in its entirety, such as Chisholm v. Georgia and the opinions of justices.
Fantastic if you are interested. Not sure what a lawyer would think, but extremely educational. Reminds you that if you think the Supreme Court is the problem, you need to look at the horrible job legislatures do writing laws, or worst, realizing how they write them poorly on purpose so governments can trample our rights until someone has the guts and money to take it to the supreme Court.
Thorough....just wish i could group cases by amendment, year, etc..
As a legal novice, I'm not sure how much my opinion counts, but I'm able to find what I'm looking for and get the straight skinny on whatever I want to look up and get the first hand without getting someone else's second hand opinion. I find this site A REALLY VALUABLE RESOURCE. Thanks for providing it. Hopefully this will help safeguard our liberty and freedom. As the radicals like to say; "No Justice, No Peace."
What a great guide to Supreme Court Judical cases I use it all the time
HELPS TO CLARIFY HOW TO USE AND UNDERSTAND OUR AMRICAN COURTS SYSTEMS...ALL OF THEM. THANK YOU FOR PROVIDING THIS REAL APP...DONNA
Bombarded with ads immediately!!
This app helps me learn how to properly conduct first amendment audits.
Just opened, enjoying condensations.
So far very good, just got it though so have to check back in.
Never really get around to looking at it
Very convenient and great way to learn. My only complaint is and with every other app now ... you have purchase something or better quality of the app to be able to use all of the functions the app is downloaded for. You could have a great thing until we see, "To use this function, please purchase premium ", or some thing like that. That is an automatic uninstall anymore for me.