High court reset to police, environment and speech in new term
The Supreme Court opens a slower term with 47 cases including four police power matters and two environmental disputes. Key cases involve traffic stops and searches, drug testing of pregnant patients, use of thermal imaging, and the legality of recording and sharing intercepted calls. The term also tests First Amendment rights in high school recruiting, citizenship rules for children of American fathers, and a call to balance state wiretapping laws.
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