The U.S. Supreme Court began hearing cases for the 2018 term on October 1, 2018, and wrapped up oral arguments on April 24, 2019. As of June 10, the court has issued opinions in 45 of the 69 cases this term, meaning the court has 24 opinions to deliver before the end of the term.

 

At this time in 2018, the U.S. Supreme Court had issued opinions in 42 of 63 cases. The court had not issued opinions in 21 cases.

 

Outstanding opinions by month of oral argument:

 

2018-2019 term

(current term)

 

October: One opinion

November: Two opinions

December: One opinion

January: Two opinions

February: Three opinions

March: Seven opinions

April:  Eight opinions

 

2017-2018 term

(last term)

October: One opinion

November: One opinion

December: None

January: Two opinions

February: Six opinions

March: Two opinions

April: Nine opinions

 

Outstanding opinions by circuit:

 

2018-2019 term

(current term)

2nd Circuit: Four opinions

3rd Circuit: One opinion

4th Circuit: Three opinions

5th Circuit: One opinion

6th Circuit: One opinion

8th Circuit: One opinion

9th Circuit: One opinion

10th Circuit: Two opinions

11th Circuit: Two opinions

Federal Circuit: Two opinions

State/other: Six opinions

 

2017-2018 term

(last term)

1st Circuit: One opinion

2nd Circuit: Two opinions

6th Circuit: One opinion

7th Circuit: Two opinions

8th Circuit: One opinion

9th Circuit: Two opinions

10th Circuit: One opinion

11th Circuit: Two opinions

Federal Circuit: One opinion

D.C. Circuit: One opinion

State/other: Six opinions

Original jurisdiction cases: One opinion

 

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