The Supreme Court term has come to a close and we have a weekend with a bonus edition of Amicus: A Law Review with Jim Santelle. In this second part of the weekend's program, Jim takes a look at the whirlwind of legal drama as the Supreme Court tackles hot-button issues spanning free speech, religious liberty, and regulation.

Up first from Texas, the Court upholds the state's age verification law for online adult content, sparking the next chapter of debate over First Amendment rights across the nation. Then in a Maryland case, parents win the right to opt their kids out of LGBTQ-themed school lessons on religious grounds, igniting concerns about educational censorship.

Meanwhile, the FCC triumphs in boosting broadband access for underserved communities, dodging the non-delegation doctrine this time around. As the U.S. Supreme Court wades through these complex cultural and constitutional waters, the decisions from the end of this term are redefining the American legal landscape.

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