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Welcome to the advisory opinion podcast.

This is David French with Sarah isger and my goodness.

So Sarah one of the things that is awesome about this podcast is that we now are receiving almost instantaneously from people correspondence all over the country.

We have the immediate, interesting legal filings, immediate, interesting case court decisions and when I say interesting, I mean like 90% of them are actually interesting.

And so what it's doing is what we were we're not lacking for topics anymore, but my goodness.

No, we have the opposite problem.

Yeah, yeah, we got to dive in we're burning time.

I know, I know. Well, so here's the here's the run. Here's how it's going to go.

We're going to talk about the Supreme Court, a union oral argument, the conference.

We're going to talk about night circuit decision on the second amendment that was very interesting.

Twitter has filed a lawsuit against the attorney general of Texas.

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court has made a boo boo.

We're going to talk about DC statehood and we're also Sarah is going to urge and going to end with a pop culture recommendation.

My goodness, okay, Sarah, we're going to hand the baton to you first to talk about what is going on at the Supreme Court of the United States.

First step yesterday, there was another big argument.

This was when the police can enter a home without a warrant when the intent is not to conduct a criminal investigation, but to check on the occupants health or safety.

This happens a lot. It's happening more and more as police take on these sort of social welfare roles.

We're going to table that and do it on Monday because we have a different argument to talk about the argument that happened earlier in the week.

So this is the case, the union case and the taking case.

A California regulation allows union representatives to meet with farm workers at their work sites for up to three hours a day for as many as 120 days a year.

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