Oct 7, 10:30 AM

Supreme Court Begins New Term with Key Cases on Guns, Transgender Rights, Online Pornography, and Death Sentence

The U.S. Supreme Court has commenced its new nine-month term, taking on a series of significant cases. Among the high-profile issues on the docket are regulations on ghost guns, transgender rights, and online pornography. The court will also hear cases involving workplace sex discrimination and securities fraud litigation involving major companies like Nvidia and Facebook. Notably, the Biden administration is challenging a Tennessee law banning gender-affirming care for minors. Additionally, the court is expected to address disputes related to the 2024 presidential election, although these cases are not yet on the docket. The term begins amid public scrutiny and debates over the court's ethics and credibility. One notable case involves the regulation of 3D-printed ghost guns, highlighted by the tragic death of Angellyh Yambo, who was killed by a stray bullet from such a weapon. The court will also consider a death sentence case.

#Nvidia #Facebook #Biden #Tennessee #Angellyh Yambo

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