I'm Brian Lehrer. This is my daily politics podcast from WNYC Studios. It's Monday, June 28th.

We'll turn to a little legal news now. You know, we're awaiting any day now the Supreme Court's last big decision of its term,

which would be on an Arizona voting rights law or voting non-rights law, it might be more accurately

called. And the ruling in that, when it comes, sometime this week, we're pretty sure,

will probably inform what the Biden administration, the Justice Department, did on Friday,

which is announced that they would be suing the state of Georgia over restrictions in its new

voting law. So we're going to talk about what's going on there as kind of a scene setter

for the Supreme Court decision on Arizona that's

going to come down almost certainly this week. We'll also get into some legal news that's both

local to New York and national from the Manhattan District Attorney's Office. A lawyer, as you may

have heard, for former President Donald Trump's family business announced on Friday,

the charges will likely be brought against the Trump organization imminently.

And there's reporting that the Trump organization has a deadline of this afternoon

to argue before a grand jury why they should not be indicted. So I guess trying to get ahead of the

news by announcing themselves that this might happen. But two major cases with implications for

others. Lots to discuss with me now to break down these cases is Aziz Huck, Professor of Law at the University of

Chicago Law School. Professor Huck, we always appreciate when you come on with us. Welcome back

to WNYC. Thanks so much, Brian. Always a delight. Let's start with the United States versus Georgia.

What is the Justice Department alleging?

The Justice Department is challenging a Georgia law called Senate Bill 202. This was a measure passed

by Georgia's Republican legislature signed by Brian Kemp in the wake of the 2020 elections that impose a slate of restrictions

on absentee ballots, drop boxes, the distribution of water and food in long voting lines

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