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Know Your Panel

Wednesday, July 30, 2025

9:30 am Boston—John Joseph Moakley Courthouse

6 arguments · Panel: Rikelman, Aframe, and Elliott

Per the court’s argument calendar as of September 3, 2026. Panels and schedules can change—confirm with the clerk’s office.

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5 of 6 cases decided · median 77 days from argument.

The panel

Julie Rikelman

Biden · 2023 · 3 years on the bench

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Seth R. Aframe

Biden · 2024 · 2 years on the bench

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Samantha D. Elliott Chief Judge

Biden · 2021 · 4 years on the bench

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The docket—order of call

Case Docket Audio Decision
United States v. Chang Goo Yoon Appellant: 10 min. Appellee: 10 min. 24-1520 court archive Feb 20, 2026 Aff’d
United States v. Misael Fabian Medina Appellant: 10 min. Appellee: 10 min. 24-1609 Listen Sep 9, 2025 Aff’d
United States v. Víctor Miguel Duluc-Méndez Appellant: 10 min. Appellee: 10 min. 24-1767 Listen Oct 15, 2025 Vac’d
Eldi López-Gómez, et al. v. Pamela J. Bondi Petitioners: 10 min. Respondent: 10 min. 24-1921 Listen Sep 22, 2025 Granted
Lucio Ivaldo Cabral Fortes Tomar v. Pamela J. Bondi Petitioner 10 min. Respondent: 10 min. 24-2108 Listen Jan 23, 2026 Granted
Massachusetts Fair Housing Center, et al. v. Department of Housing and Urban Development, et al. Appellants: 20 min. Appellees: 20 min. Other interim order — Other · Nov 18, 2025 order → Remand to permit the parties to litigate the impact of National Institutes of Health v. American Public Health Ass’n, 145 S. Ct. 2658 (2025) (mem.) on the plaintiffs-appellants' claims in this case. 25-1368 Listen pending

A sitting is a day’s scheduled oral arguments before a single panel of the court. Calendar data follows the court’s published argument calendar (as of September 3, 2026); audio links are the court’s public recordings (index), typically posted the day of argument; decisions are joined from this site’s opinion database and reflect published dispositions only. Nothing here is legal advice or a prediction.