The Supreme Court recently released decisions from some of the most highly-anticipated cases of this term. Supreme Court journalists Jess Bravin of The Wall Street Journal and Marcia Coyle of The National Law Journal and Constitution Daily join host Jeffrey Rosen to recap those decisions and highlight the role, approach, and legal philosophy of each individual justice in this blockbuster term.

Should the government or private companies identify and regulate truth and lies? Martha Minow of Harvard Law School, Paul Matzko of the Cato Institute, and Jonathan Rauch of the Brookings Institution discuss with Jeffrey Rosen.

The Supreme Court released additional opinions on Friday and is set to issue several more highly-anticipated decisions as it wraps up its October 2020 term. Check out our blog, Constitution Daily, for the latest ongoing Supreme Court coverage and smart conversation on constitutional issues past and present.

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