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This week, ISCOTUS director Chris Schmidt previewed the major cases left to be decided at the Supreme Court this Term.

Oyez live tweeted the Court’s opinion announcements on Thursday, joining forces with Kimberly Robinson of Bloomberg BNA and Chicago-Kent law professors. Among the decisions handed down was  Walker v. Sons of Confederate Veterans, in which the Court held that Texas’s refusal to issue a specialty license plate to the Sons of Confederate Veterans did not violate the First Amendment.

Straying from the legal issues in Davis v. Ayala, Justices Kennedy and Thomas sparred over the use of solitary confinement in prisons in their opinions on the case.

For the New York Times, Adam Liptak searches justices’ words for hints as to how they might rule in the remaining cases.

At SCOTUSblog, Ronald Collins unpacks the surprising twists and turns in First Amendment rulings this Term.

Justice Kennedy was once the voice of opposition to Obamacare. As the Court’s decision in King v. Burwell looms, could he now tip the balance toward a favorable ruling?

Justice Ginsburg spoke to the American Constitution Society in Washington, D.C., this week and expressed surprise at her celebrity status: “It’s amazing to think of me—an icon at 82?”