Supreme Court justices may not be seasoned political professionals, but the release of three highly anticipated decisions that affect not only this year’s presidential election but the future of the regulatory state, show they are quite familiar with the classic Washington Friday news dump.
On a normal day, the Supreme Court would dominate news coverage for a week if it released decisions on the future of the regulatory state, the scope of the Eighth Amendment, and the legality of criminal charges brought against a former president.
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