Larry Steven Wilkins v. United States

Larry Steven Wilkins asks whether an earlier Supreme Court reversal controls later proceedings in the same case. He also questions whether a property owner's Quiet Title Act claim can begin to expire because of private citizens' actions rather than federal officials' actions.

The petition is pending, and oral argument has not been scheduled.

The case could affect property owners challenging the federal government's claimed interest in land. For example, it could shape when an owner must file a claim after actions involving a road or other use of property.

Watch for the Court to grant or deny certiorari (its decision whether to hear the case), or for another scheduling order. No decision window is available yet.

The case concerns when a landowner's Quiet Title Act claim can expire and whether a prior Supreme Court reversal controls later proceedings.

Property owners who challenge a federal claim to land could be affected. The case may clarify when they must bring those claims.

The Court will decide whether to hear the petition. Oral argument has not been scheduled, and no decision window is available.