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So, Will, we're starting finally to be in our sweet spot when the court starts giving

us opinions that we can talk about, which is just so much easier than having to break down cases before

they've been decided. Yeah, a lot less to read. Yeah, although maybe if I was doing my job well,

I'd still read everything for those. We do have, the one we did get, we got this one opinion. It actually

is one where I think we've both done all the reading and and listening so we're well prepared and that's the atchison case

about a DA tester standing and mootness we will come back to that but it's a case that we talked about

pretty extensively maybe maybe two episodes ago and so those of you who are regular listeners, but haven't been listening super recently,

maybe we want to pause here, go back, listen to that episode, and then you can find out

the ending to the story.

But before we get there, it's been, you know, it's been a few weeks.

So there's always some stuff that's happened.

Biggest thing, maybe the death, justice, retired Justice, Andrew Day O'Connor.

Yeah, I think so. Yeah. I mean, she'd been retired from public life for a few years. Yeah, so she left the

court when Justice Alito was confirmed in early 2006 over the years since then she developed dementia. And yeah, I think 2018 is when

she said she was kind of withdrawing from public. And so, you know, we hadn't certainly hadn't

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