Sarah Isgur and David French break down United States v. Hemani, a Second Amendment case involving an alleged user of a controlled substance in possession of a gun. They then discuss two interim docket decisions, one on elections and congressional districts, and one on parental rights and substantive due process.
The Agenda:
–Guns and drug use
–Downtown Bonkers Town
–Interim Docket: California Parental Rights
–New York Redistricting Emergency Stay
–War powers resolution debate
Show Notes:
–United States v. Hemani, Animated Explainer | SCOTUSblog + Briefly

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