In this episode of Amicus, James Santelle dives into a critical analysis of recent Supreme Court decisions that are shaping the legal landscape of the United States. The episode begins with an in-depth discussion on the controversial ruling regarding bump stocks, where the Supreme Court struck down the Trump-era ban. This decision not only impacts gun regulations but also questions the authority of federal agencies like the ATF.

The conversation then shifts to the Supreme Court's unanimous decision on the abortion pill Mifepristone. This landmark ruling addresses the standing of plaintiffs and the intricate balance between federal authority and reproductive rights, ensuring the drug remains available despite ongoing legal battles. James Santelle provides insightful commentary on the implications of this decision for the future of abortion laws in America.

Finally, the episode takes a lighter yet significant turn as it explores the intellectual property case involving the phrase "Trump too small." This unanimous ruling delves into the nuances of trademark law, First Amendment rights, and the historical context of judicial decisions. James Santelle expertly navigates through the legal arguments and the broader implications of this ruling for free speech and political satire.