So let's talk about the recent Supreme Court opinion that pitted religious liberties

against the government's obligation to promote public safety, to protect the health and well-being of its citizens.

And then let's talk about why that Supreme Court opinion actually makes the best argument

for why we need to increase the number of justices on the Supreme

Court thereby protecting everyone's right to justice. Because justice matters. Hey all, Glenn Kirchner here.

Welcome to another episode of my podcast, Justice Matters. As you may know if you

tune into my videos, what I try to do is use my 30 years as a federal

prosecutor, what I learned inside the federal government to identify federal common sense proposed solutions. Some information we can all use as we try to navigate

this insane legal landscape that we find ourselves in

during the Trump years.

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you some team justice stickers with a personal handwritten note of thanks. So with that let's turn to the topic of the day and it is

the recent Supreme Court opinion that was just handed down that you know

basically pitted religious liberty

against the government's obligation

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