How the Supreme Court’s conservative majority is reshaping America
It wasn’t just abortion. The court issued rulings on gun rights, Miranda rights, tribal sovereignty, the environment and much more.
By Brenda Ruiz
How the Supreme Court’s conservative majority is reshaping America
It wasn’t just abortion. The court issued rulings on gun rights, Miranda rights, tribal sovereignty, the environment and much more.
By Brenda Ruiz
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The Supreme Court’s conservative majority put its stamp on American jurisprudence in its October term that wrapped up Thursday.
Kentanji Brown Jackson, the court’s first Black woman justice, was sworn in to replace Justice Stephen Breyer, who announced his retirement earlier this year.
Reset breaks it all down.
GUEST: Aziz Huq, law professor at the University of Chicago