A new United States Supreme Court term begins Monday, Oct. 7, with the nine justices returning to the bench from their summer break to decide on dozens of cases, including those involving guns, the adult entertainment industry and transgender issues.
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On Tuesday, Oct. 8, the court will hear arguments on a case concerning the regulation of “ghost guns.” Manufacturers and gun rights groups argue the Biden administration overstepped its authority to require background checks on these types of firearm kits.
Later in their term, the justices will weigh in on Tennessee’s law that restricts puberty blockers and hormone therapy for minors. The high court will also take on the case of a Texas law requiring age verification for pornographic websites.
The new term runs until next summer.
[craig nigrelli]
A NEW U-S SUPREME COURT TERM BEGINS TODAY – WITH THE JUSTICES RETURNING TO THE BENCH FROM THEIR SUMMER BREAK TO DECIDE ON DOZENS OF CASES INCLUDING THOSE INVOLVING GUNS, THE ADULT ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY, AND TRANSGENDER ISSUES.
ON TUESDAY – THE COURT WILL HEAR ARGUMENTS ON A CASE CONCERNING THE REGULATION OF “GHOST GUNS” – WITH MANUFACTURERS AND GUN RIGHTS GROUPS SAYING THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION OVERSTEPPED ITS AUTHORITY TO REQUIRE BACKGROUND CHECKS ON THESE TYPES OF FIREARM KITS.
LATER IN THEIR TERM — THE JUSTICES WILL WEIGH IN ON TENNESSEE’S LAW THAT RESTRICTS PUBERTY BLOCKERS AND HORMONE THERAPY FOR MINORS
THE HIGH COURT WILL ALSO TAKE ON THE CASE OF A TEXAS LAW REQUIRING AGE VERIFICATION FOR PORNOGRAPHIC WEBSITES.
THE NEW TERM RUNS UNTIL NEXT SUMMER.
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