Now, which other cases, in addition to this, do you think have the best chances of upending some existing sweeping policies?

I don't know if they're gonna upend any sweeping policies per se, but I think that they'll provide clarification on either constitutional provisions, one in particular that I can talk about, or a statutory interpretation matters.

The Court has only taken up, believe it or not, five cases in its history, in the nation's history, on what an as- excessive fine means under the Eighth Amendment Excessive Fines Clause.

And so there's a case out of Alaska called Jalpi versus Alaska where a guy, who's essentially a taxi cab driver, he's a former Air Force vet, who flies a small plane to remote villages in Alaska, uh, as a, essentially a taxi cab service, and he was convicted of the misdemeanor of carrying a six-pack, or t- attempting to carry a six-pack of beer to a dry village.

The judge gave him a minimum fine, uh, minimum jail sentence for that, uh, but the state appealed that, and they wanted the judge to take his airplane, a $95,000 airplane, uh, compared to the $1,500 fine, as a fine for this misdemeanor.

What are some other cases that you think are very notable that we should keep our eye on in the coming weeks?

We're gonna have another Second Amendment case.

Uh, we've had, remember Heller and then McDonald.