A note to listeners in this episode we're discussing legal issues with contextual

references to sexual assault and other content that might not be

appropriate for all. Just a heads up. All right, here we go. Sounds like chameleon.

It is a chameleon.

I love this song.

Herbie Hancock made this famous on his album, Headhunter.

You know, Nick, maybe you ever can. on his album, Headhunter.

You know, Nick, maybe you ever consider just reporting instead of just talking about fun little trivia facts.

On April 24, 2024, when Civics 101 was in Washington, D.C., Nick and I went to the Supreme Court.

I had acquired a press pass to go inside and hear the arguments.

We will hear argument this morning in case 23-726

Moil versus United States and the consolidated case.

Mr. Turner. And Nick stayed outside. What do we want?

When do we want it?

In this case.

And actually it's two consolidated cases, Idaho and Moyle at all the United States.

I'm going to refer to it as Moil.

The court was looking at a strict abortion restriction in Idaho and trying to figure out whether or not it

conflicted with a federal law.

And on June 27, 2024, the court announced its opinion, and we will get into that in detail later.

By the by the opinion was known a day before it was released.

The court had accidentally posted it to its own website, sort of a self-inflicted leak. And there are a lot of pieces to this case.

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