The US Supreme Court is set to kick off its next term with a slow start, a trend that’s likely to continue through the end of the year.
The justices will hear six cases when their next term starts in October, according to a calendar released Friday, including a major challenge to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s funding mechanism.
The justices have historically heard two case per day, meaning they have 10 slots available for the two-week sitting, which includes a federal holiday. However, the justices currently have just 21 cases available for the first three sittings of their term ...
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