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The plaintiff in this case, a student at Arizona State University ("ASU"), was raped in her dormitory room by an ASU football player. ASU administrators had expelled the harasser for severe sexual harassment of multiple women at ASU over the summer, and then weeks later arranged to re-admit him – with no supervision – to ASU and to the ASU dorms where he raped the plaintiff a few months later.

Whether the Fourth Amendment bars the government from relying on evidence seized following an arrest that state law prohibits. DECIDED

Defending juveniles' pre-trial right to counsel in Ohio.

Whether the federal Labor Department has misinterpreted the Fair Labor Standards Act by relieving commercial enterprises of any obligation to provide the minimum wage and overtime to home health care workers, who are disproportionately female and minority. DECIDED