Cases about vaping, transgender medical procedures, the IRS’ sovereign immunity in bankruptcy proceedings, and compensation for Holocaust survivors will be part of a stocked docket when the Supreme Court resumes hearing oral arguments Monday.

The two cases on Monday’s calendar involve the Food and Drug Administration’s rejection of applications by two companies to sell fruit- and candy-flavored vaping liquids (FDA v. Wages and White Lion Investments) and whether the IRS is protected by sovereign immunity from a requirement to return funds from insolvent debtors that private creditors face (U.S. v. Miller).

In the FDA case, a federal appeals court in Louisiana set aside the FDA’s orders denying applications by Triton Distribution and Vapetasia, SCOTUSblog reported Friday.

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