Jeffrey L. Fisher

Private practice · Menlo Park, California · Attorney, State Solicitor General · argued OT 2010–2024

36arguments since OT 2010
17–18record (side argued for), 49%
46Justice remarks faced per argument (open period; all advocates 47)
64%of those remarks read as doubt by Jev (all advocates 63%)

Arguments by term

Side wonSide lostPending / unclear
41012141618202224

Arguments

TermCaseSideRoleResultRemarks facedDoubt (Jev)
OT 2024Tiktok, Inc. v. GarlandPetitionerAttorneyLost7372%
OT 2024Kousisis v. United StatesPetitionerAttorneyLost7563%
OT 2023Erlinger v. United StatesPetitionerAttorneyWon5542%
OT 2023Diaz v. United StatesPetitionerAttorneyLost11259%
OT 2022Dubin v. United StatesPetitionerAttorneyWon9360%
OT 2021Hemphill v. New YorkPetitionerAttorneyWon4256%
OT 2020No. 20-444RespondentAttorney–36–
OT 2020Lange v. CaliforniaPetitionerAttorneyWon3963%
OT 2020Van Buren v. United StatesPetitionerAttorneyWon2871%
OT 2020Fulton v. City of Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaRespondentAttorneyLost2941%
OT 2019Our Lady of Guadalupe School v. Morrissey-berruRespondentAttorneyLost3266%
OT 2018United States v. StittRespondentAttorneyLost3761%
OT 2018Mount Lemmon Fire District v. GuidoRespondentAttorneyWon1581%
OT 2018Jam v. Int'l Finance Corp.PetitionerAttorneyWon1154%
OT 2017Koons v. United StatesPetitionerAttorneyLost2469%
OT 2017Jesner v. Arab Bank, PLCPetitionerAttorneyLost3857%
OT 2017Currier v. VirginiaPetitionerState Solicitor GeneralLost6151%
OT 2016Esquivel-quintana v. SessionsPetitionerAttorneyWon3278%
OT 2016Endrew F. v. Douglas Cnty. Sch. Dist. Re-1PetitionerAttorneyWon2570%
OT 2016Pena-rodriguez v. ColoradoPetitionerAttorneyWon5261%
OT 2016Microsoft Corp. v. BakerPetitionerAttorneyWon5939%
OT 2015Obb Personenverkehr Ag v. SachsRespondentAttorneyLost5075%
OT 2014T Mobile South, LLC v. City of Roswell, Georgia.PetitionerAttorneyWon4170%
OT 2014Heien v. North CarolinaPetitionerAttorneyLost4975%
OT 2014Oneok, Inc., v. Learjet, Inc.Amicus (for respondent)State Solicitor GeneralWon2871%
OT 2014Ohio v. ClarkRespondentAttorneyLost3776%
OT 2013Riley v. CaliforniaPetitionerAttorneyWon4860%
OT 2013Fernandez v. CaliforniaPetitionerAttorneyLost4382%
OT 2012Genovevo Salinas v. TexasPetitionerAttorneyLost5174%
OT 2012Roselva Chaidez v. United StatesPetitionerAttorneyLost52–
OT 2012Fane Lozman v. the City of Riviera Beach, FloridaPetitionerAttorneyWon3576%
OT 2012Doug Decker, in His Official Capacity As Oregon State Forester et al. v. Northwest Environmental Defense Center;RespondentAttorneyLost3252%
OT 2011Asid Mohamad, Individually and for the Estate of Azzam Rahim, Deceased et al. v. Palestinian Authority et al.PetitionerAttorneyLost5174%
OT 2011Eric Greene, Aka Jarmaine Q. Trice v. Jon Fisher, Superintendent, State Correctional Institution at Smithfield et al.PetitionerAttorneyLost4761%
OT 2010United States v. Jason Louis TinklenbergRespondentAttorneyWon3178%
OT 2010Donald Bullcoming v. New MexicoPetitionerAttorneyWon6355%

Names, roles and sides from each transcript's list of appearances; results from the Supreme Court Database (did the side argued for win). Remarks faced: Justice turns of five words or more right after this advocate spoke, open period only. Doubt: TypeSafe's Jev reading of those remarks (an experiment, available where our research run covered the case).