Hey folks, Joyce Vance here.

This week on the Cafe Insider Podcast, I'm joined by my friend and Supreme Court expert Dahlia

Lithwick.

Preet is out.

Dahlia is a senior editor at Slate and she hosts the legal podcast Amicus.

We discuss what's coming up at the Supreme Court as the justices start a new term.

Could the court decide the presidential election?

And how might the justices rule on high profile disputes over ghost guns, gender affirming

care, and the death penalty?

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That's cafe.com slash insider. Now on to the show. So new and crazy developments at the court, right? And I think the issue looming

over this term is whether the court's law work will be subsumed by gossip and ethical lapses and

pure politics like it was at different points last term.

The court has hit a new low in terms of public confidence and yet it continues to have the authority to decide

some of the most pressing issues we face as a country. Like the election, right?

There's there's lots of speculation that the court will decide the election this year, the outcome of the election.

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