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    Here are some of the biggest Supreme Court cases to watch this term

    by Ariana Baio Oct 17, 2023 4 minutes
    Source: REUTERS

    The Supreme Court is back in session.

    In the 2023-2024 term, Supreme Court justices will hear cases involving the Second Amendment, abortion rights, racial gerrymandering, free speech online, union battles and Donald Trump’s eligibility for office.

    Now more than ever, US voters are keeping a close eye on the highest court in the land after two contentious years produced a series of negatively viewed decisions.

    Going into the new term, US voters can expect rulings to align more conservatively just as they have the last two years because the court’s majority leans that way.

    These are the cases to watch.

    Eligibility for the Presidency: Donald Trump v Norma Anderson et al

    Justices will consider Mr Trump’s appeal of a Colorado court decision that found him for his actions

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