Good morning and welcome to Supreme Court Brief. The historic May argument session has ended and the justices now prepare to roll out the term’s remaining decisions. Gun rights advocates have a number of petitions on this week’s private conference—we take a look at the lawyers behind the petitions. Plus: the 1888 Washington Senators may be the reason an 1885 Docket Book of Justice Stephen Field has been preserved and recently discovered. Scroll down for headlines, including new reporting about the plaintiff in the landmark Roe v. Wade case at the high court.
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