Besides Sudan, have any other foreign countries argued before the Supreme Court of the United States?

Question

This term the Supreme Court ruled in the case Republic of Sudan v. Harrison, in which a foreign country, namely Sudan, appeared before the Court to argue its case. Has this ever happened before?

Answer 1

Some examples:

• Rubin v. Islamic Republic of Iran, 583 US ___ (2018).

• Republic of Austria v. Altman, 541 U.S. 677 (2004)

• Argentine Rep. v. Amerada Hess, 488 U.S. 428 (1989)

Note that the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act precludes a foreign country from being sued except under a narrow set of circumstances, so the range of civil cases will be limited. In fact, in Rubin v. Iran, Austria v. Altman, and Argentina v. Amerada Hess, the main question was whether the FSIA was applicable and whether foreign countries could be sued under any other laws. The Sudan v. Harrison case also touched on whether the conditions of the FSIA had been satsfied.

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