Mr. Chief Justice, may it please the court.

I'm John Carlo Canoparo.

I'm Zach Smith.

And welcome to SCOTUS 101, where we break down what's happening at the Supreme Court, what the justices are up to, and other things related to our favorite branch of government.

Welcome back to another episode of SCOTUS 101. G.C., how have you been?

I'm great, Zach. It's great to be back. It is, and it looks like the Supreme Court is back to work

hearing cases. Start us out, G.C. What new orders have we received from the court? Sure, one big one

worth noting right now,

Murphy v. Missouri, the court granted a case challenging the Biden administration's

coordinated efforts with social media companies to censor speech that it labeled misinformation.

Interestingly, although the court took the case, it stayed the injunction against the

administration that the district court imposed

and that the Fifth Circuit had upheld.

Justice's Alito, Thomas, and Gorsuch argued that the court stayed the injunction wrongly and

without reviewing the record.

This is a particular pet peeve of mine when the court, when the majority does something like this without

any explanation or opinion at all. And it leaves, you know, the dissenters position sounds,

you know, quite correct if for no other reason than that, you know, they're not answered. So we

won't know why the court stayed the injunction until I suppose we get an opinion.

But the case will be heard.

So that's a big First Amendment and government censorship case.

Well, you know, G.C., I think this is going to be a big First Amendment term at the court,

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