Roy A. Day v. William J. Clinton, President of the United States

Opinion summary

Etalia.ai summary of the majority opinion

The case involved Roy A. Day, who filed a lawsuit against then-President William J. Clinton in 1993. The plaintiff alleged that President Clinton had violated his constitutional rights through actions taken during his presidency. Specifically, Day claimed that certain policies and decisions made by the administration adversely affected him personally and sought legal redress from the Supreme Court of the United States. However, due to procedural issues or lack of substantial evidence supporting these claims directly implicating presidential misconduct towards an individual citizen like Day, the court dismissed the case without proceeding to a full hearing on its merits.

Opinion of the Court

Decided 12 Oct 1993 · Official report

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