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39 Preview U.S. Sup. Ct. Cas. 1 (2011-2012)

handle is hein.journals/prvw39 and id is 1 raw text is: i n -) Previewing the Court's Entire October Calendar of Cases, including... Howes v. Fields Randall Lee Fields, serving a prison sentence for sexual contact with a minor, sought a writ of habeas corpus on the ground that admissions he made to police officers who questioned him should not have been allowed into evidence because they violated his right against compelled self- incrimination. He claims that the failure of police inter- rogators to advise him, when he was in jail on an unrelated matter, of his rights under Miranda v. Arizona, made those statements inadmissible. The trial court granted the writ and the Sixth Circuit affirmed. Michigan asks the Supreme Court to reverse, asserting that the Sixth Circuit improperly applied precedent in determining that Fields was in custody for Miranda purposes. Douglas v. Independent Living Center of Southern California Douglas v California Pharmacists Association Douglas v. Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital The plaintiffs, a group of Medicaid providers and recipients, sued California after the state enacted across-the-board cuts in its Medicaid reimbursement formula. The plaintiffs claimed that the cuts violated federal Medicaid require- ments; the Ninth Circuit agreed. The state appealed to the Supreme Court, arguing that private plaintiffs cannot sue to enforce those federal requirements against the state. /M Division for AERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION Public Education

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