ANALYZING JUDGE ALITO'S VOTES: BY CASE

Conchatta, Inc. v. Evanko

• Cite: 83 Fed. Appx. 437
• Type: Free Speech/Press
• Majority or dissent? Majority (Help)
  This shows whether Judge Alito sided with or against the majority in the ruling. "Split" means Alito concurred with part of the majority ruling but dissented on other parts.
• Writing: None (Help)
  This field shows whether Alito wrote the majority opinion, authored a dissenting opinion, or wrote a separate opinion concurring with the decision. If "split" is listed, Alito wrote a separate opinion concurring with portions of the majority opinion and dissenting with other portions. If "None" is listed, Alito did not author an opinion.
• Treatment: Upheld (Help)
  This field shows how Alito voted regarding the lower court or agency -- to uphold or overturn. Split votes occur when judges uphold part of the decision of the lower court but also send a case back for further information, new trials or other actions.
• Supreme Court: The Supreme Court has issued no decision on Alito's vote.

Issues

• Cases involving any government agency or unit, except criminal cases
  Alito ruled with the government position.
• Cases involving First Amendment rights, except church-state
  Alito ruled against the person claiming their rights were violated.