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I was born ready. Welcome to advisory opinions. I'm Sarah Isgaret. That's David French. And while the Supreme Court gave us six opinions, well, is it overstating things to say they were kind of duds? We'll talk about two of those.

Standing and fax machines.

Then we'll revisit Scrametti, upholding Tennessee's law

banning medical intervention for transgender minors,

and four circuit cases that really came and saved us there at the end.

Korean spas in the First Amendment, Trump's

federalization of the National Guard in California, federalizing crimes involving cars, and a

unanimous decision from the Fifth Circuit on Louisiana's law mandating displays of the Ten Commandments

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