produce massive consequences for millions on the ground. we're seeing more and more cases where that's not true from the eviction moratorium to the texas abortion law to the remain in mexico program wheres the court is asked to do this kind of work and where they're handing down decisions without a lot of analysis and briefing. >> so steve, the court is going to take up a case directly challenging roe v. wade in december. what are your expectations and what are the potential implications? it seems like it could be huge. >> yeah. i think the implications could be huge. the mississippi has asked the supreme court in this case called dobbs going to be argued december 1st to overrule roe. the case about a 15-week ban, not a six-week ban like the texas case. it's possible the court tries to split the difference. but i think the real problem here is, you know, even if the court doesn't overturn roe, but it does actually uphold that the ban is constitutional, that's another big bite out of the