Hello and welcome to Maine Justice. It is Monday morning, March 31st. I'm still on assignment.

You are still on assignment, so it's early afternoon there, I guess. Yeah. So that's it for the levity. Yes.

So there is a lot going on. And Mary, before I ask you to sort of go over what we're going to talk

about. I mean, it's really an interesting moment on this Monday morning because there's a lot

that's happened since our last recording last week.

But it in many ways is sort of a preview of things that are going to be happening

within the next week or two weeks in terms of it's both backward looking and forwards looking.

It's just drinking from a fire hose, to say the least, a friend of Mary's

and mine sent around a cartoon of somebody with a fire hose that was just hitting him in the

face. And it was like, that's how it feels. Yeah. Exactly. So with that, what do we have on the

dance card, Mary? Right. Jam-packed morning. And we will be releasing this a day earlier because of Andrews being on assignment.

And so that means a Monday release instead of Tuesday.

So we are going to first go to the Supreme Court because we are kind of getting to that

point where there's a number of things in front of the Supreme Court.

There are six different emergency applications in

the Supreme Court. This is something we anticipated, given the, again, back to our sort of flood

deluge metaphor, the flood of executive actions and the corresponding responsive flood of

lawsuits to enjoin that. We are now up in the Supreme Court on six matters. We are also

going to talk about, again, we've talked about this, I think, every week for at least four or six

weeks, Andrew, but this is this constant assault on lawyers and law firms and judges and now

universities that have clinics that engage in lawsuits.

A lot of action there last week with two immediate restraining orders, restraining two new

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