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The end of June means the end of the current US Supreme Court session,

and this year, the justices are wrapping up

one of the most consequential terms in recent memory.

Court observers say this Supreme Court session

has taken on major cases that have the potential to

transform American society and several significant rulings from the court are

still pending. Those are expected to be issued in the next few days.

One of the cases with wide-ranging implications is Trump versus the United States. The court

will decide whether and to what extent a former president enjoys presidential

immunity from criminal prosecution.

I think whichever way this case comes out, United States versus Trump is going to be one of those cases that ends up in all the constitutional law books in every law school in America.

That's University of Michigan Law School Professor Barbara McQuaid, and I'm Deborah Becker.

This is on point, this hour, The Supreme Court's 2024 docket, and what's at stake? I'm joined from Toronto by Dahlia Lithwick, senior editor for

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