We’ve got a busy day ahead—with orders coming down at 9:30 and two oral arguments beginning at 10. The first up is United States v. Sanchez-Gomez, a dispute over the jurisdiction of federal appeals courts to rule on U.S. Marshals policies. The second case, a class action titled China Agritech v. Resh, is explained below, with comments from one of the advocates—David Frederick, who will be arguing his 50th case today. Plus, we report on an unusual recusal by Justice Anthony Kennedy in a pending case.
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Unstacking ‘Stacked’ Class Actions
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