We’ve arrived. The Supreme Court this morning is expected to put a wrap on the October 2017 term. Two cases remain: a challenge to “fair share” fees paid to unions and an “original” water dispute between Florida and Georgia. After Tuesday’s dramatic decisions—with passionate dissents from the bench in the travel ban and California crisis pregnancy center cases—will today bring more drama? Perhaps a retirement? Stay tuned. Meanwhile, our observations from Tuesday’s historic sitting are below, and we report on an under-the-radar petition about law firm arbitration clauses.
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Inside the Court for Trump v. Hawaii
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