Good morning and welcome to Supreme Court Brief. Since the end of the term, the justices have been busy with emergency applications involving the death penalty and voting rights. We pause for a look back at the lawyers who argued the most cases during the term. We also look forward to next term—petitions confronting abortion rights and the Second Amendment await the justices’ review. Plus: treat yourself to Slate’s marvelous oral history of the women in the Harvard Law Class of ’59, including Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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