The Supreme Court’s latest order list, released Monday, addressed only a single one of the 15 previously relisted cases, denying review in Davis v. Colorado, a case that questioned if the Sixth Amendment ensures that indigent defendants retain the same appointed counsel throughout their case. The remaining cases are set to be reconsidered in Friday’s conference, which also adds six new relisted cases.
Among these is Building and Realty Institute of Westchester and Putnam Counties, Inc. v. New York, focusing on an issue similar to G-Max Management, Inc. v. New York, both exploring if New York’s rent stabilization laws equate to an uncompensated taking of private property under the Fifth Amendment’s takings clause.
