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We're always talking about prosecutors, prosecutors, prosecutors.

Even though I was one, they're not the panacea.

Hi and welcome back to Anacos.

This is Slate's podcast about the courts and the law and the rule of law in the Supreme Court.

Let's look at some of those things for Slate.

The high court heard its final oral arguments of the term in these past two weeks.

Several things are noteworthy, including the First Amendment rights of the fell mouth cheerleader.

One other thing that is worth noting is that Chief Justice John Roberts,

who didn't much question why Donald Trump's Justice Department kept changing sides in cases filed in the Obama era,

complained on Tuesday that Biden's Justice Department was doing the same thing in a case about crack cocaine sentences.

For our Slate Plus friends, Mark Joseph Stern is out this week for a very richly-deserved vacation,

so we're not going to have our regular debrief around the latest from the high court and other federal courts.

But rest assured, he will be back for our next show.

Slate Plus members have exclusive access to that conversation.

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