Inside the cases the Supreme Court will take up this term
Summary
The U.S. Supreme Court has started its new term and will review important cases including one about whether state and local governments can hold oil companies responsible for climate-related damages. Other topics include voting rights and gun control.Key Facts
- The Supreme Court term began on Monday.
- A major case will consider if federal law stops states or cities from suing oil companies over climate change issues.
- The Court will also look at cases involving voting rights.
- Gun control cases are expected to be part of the term.
- CBS News legal reporter Kartina Kaufman provided an overview of these cases.
- The article includes mentions of other news unrelated to the Supreme Court, such as political campaigns and international events, but the focus is on the Court’s new cases.
- The Supreme Court justices will decide on legal questions that affect state governments and companies.
- The cases have national significance and may impact laws and policies across the U.S.
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