The Supreme Court kicks off its new term this week with several important cases on its docket, including challenges to Biden administration policies on ghost guns and transgender healthcare. The court will also hear the case of Oklahoma death row inmate Richard Glossip.
The Supreme Court's new term begins this week. The 6-3 majority conservative bench is slated to hear a number of important cases, including a challenge to the Biden administration’s attempt to regulate hard-to-trace "ghost guns" and the case of Oklahoma death row inmate Richard Glossip. What’s not listed on the docket is the potential election disputes that the high court could be asked to rule on, should they occur.
The number of ghost guns around the country has soared from fewer than 4,000 in 2018 to nearly 20,000 recovered at crime scenes in 2021, according to Justice Department data and ABC News. The Supreme Court will hear the latest twist in the case of Oklahoma death row inmate Richard Glossip. Oklahoma's Republican attorney general has joined with Glossip in calling for the high court to throw out Glossip's conviction and death sentence in a 1977 murder-for-hire scheme.
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