Breyer added that there is a «genuine dispute as to whether UPS provided more favorable treatment to at least some employees whose situation can not reasonably be distinguished from Young's.» (news.lawreader.com)
The Constitution limits federal courts to deciding «cases or controversies,» which the courts have construed fairly narrowly, with the result that many genuine disputes are often bounced out of court. (educationnext.org)
But the Federal Rules provide the parties the right to get «summary judgment» (i.e., a decision from the judge) where there is no «genuine dispute as to any material fact.» (eff.org)