From CAFE and the Vox Media Podcast Network, welcome to stay tuned.

I'm Preet Barara.

In my view, the court has to be part of our electoral politics,

even if we want to maintain this fiction,

that the court is not part of politics.

Court is part of our political system

and we need to think about it in those terms. That's Melissa Murray.

She's a leading expert in constitutional law, family law, and reproductive rights.

She is also a professor and colleague of mine at the New York University School of Law.

And she's co-host of the podcast, strict scrutiny.

The Supreme Court is now nearing the end of its annual term,

entering the period in which many of its most consequential opinions will be handed down.

Just last week, the court struck down a federal ban on bump stocks, a device

that effectively transformed semi-automatic rifles into machine guns.

Melissa Murray joins me this week to discuss the bump stock decision and also the high court's history, its public legitimacy, and its future.

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