I'm Alice and I'm Brett and this is the prosecutor's legal police. Oh, Welcome back to the prosecutor's legal briefs. I'm your host Alice and I'm joined as

always by my supremely patient co-host Brett.

Oh, that's not true Alice. I'm never patient.

I'm trying to work on my patients.

It's one of my things.

Well, I hope y'all are patient with us today,

because a lot has happened this season of the Supreme Court,

this season of the Supreme Court.

And we're gonna do our best to fly through it

because that's the only way to get through some very dense

multi I don't know what's the word for tens of pages of opinions

hundreds of things any of these opinions we're going to talk about today could have been sort of the main

opinion.

The opinion that you spend a lot of time on.

So there were a lot of really interesting things that came out of the Supreme Court. So I'm looking forward to this discussion.

So if you can't tell because each of these cases could take an entire episode, we are not getting into the ins and outs, whether they were wrong, whether they were right.

We are trying to give you a baseline by which to understand a lot of the articles that you may see out there talking

about regulatory law, talking about the Second Amendment

talking about prosecuting a president sitting president or former president things

like that which obviously we're seeing a lot in the news so we're not getting

into politics we're not getting even really into whether these were rightly or wrongly decided, but I think it's important to understand the basis of these reasoning so that when you hear whatever side of the news is talking about

what side of the world is falling, what side of the sky is falling, you have a basis of

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