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The court added an extra day to its schedule this week, releasing four more decisions

on Friday morning.

So there are now only 12 cases left.

So we're going to briefly talk about the four cases that came out today.

First up is Flowers v. Mississippi.

This is a 7-two decision written by

Justice Kavanaugh, in which the court reversed the Mississippi Supreme Court in the case

of Curtis Flowers, a black man who has been tried six times for the 1996 murder of four people

at a furniture store in a small town in Mississippi. The majority held that the trial court erred when it found

that the prosecutor's peremptory strike of black prospective jurors was not motivated by discriminatory

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