When a Supreme Court with a conservative supermajority begins its new term today, hearing arguments in person again (sans COVID-positive Brett Kavanaugh) for the first time since the pandemic began, it will consider cases defining constitutional rights for the 21st century. We’ll have plenty to say in the coming weeks about gun safety in New York, abortion in Mississippi and more. The topic today is not the court’s rulings, but its shape and process.
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