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Miranda Rights, Abortion, Constitutional Amendment Article 2: These are the cases that the Supreme Court ruled this week and have great implications.

Washington (CNN)US Supreme Courtmakes a series of decisions this week affecting Americans across the country Did.

The Supreme Court's decision extends from gun rights to topics such as Miranda rights. The most notable ruling, in which overturned the Roe v. Wade caseand overturned the constitutional protection of abortion, was given on Friday when the court headed for summer vacation.

Abortion

The Supreme Courthas a 5-4 decision, a picture of the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision protected by the federal government. I made a statutory decision. Women's right to have an abortion. The decision was long expected after the leaked draft of the decision was obtained by Politico in May. A court ruling will determine the right to abortion at the state level. Several Republican-led states have already enactedstate-wide bansfollowing Friday's ruling.

Miranda Rights

The Supreme Court will remain silent on Thursday for the suspect's damage.

This means that law enforcement officers are not likely to receive damages in civil proceedings if they neglect to manage the warnings. However, it does not affect the exclusion of such evidence in criminal trials.

Amendment Article 2

The Supreme Courtis a New York state gun enacted over a century ago that limits the carrying of hidden pistols. Outside the house that invalidated the law. Judge Clarence Thomas writes in a 6 to 3 majority opinion that the Constitution protects the right to carry guns out of the house.
This opinion was signed by a lower court on Saturday with a ban on weapons in California and agun safety billPresidentJoe Biden.

Firing squad

Thursday's Supreme Courtupholds Georgia's convict on death rowchallenging the state's lethal injection protocol Judgment to do. And we aim to die by firing squad-a method currently not permitted in the state.

The court said detainees could challenge under federal civil rights law, which allows individuals to seek relief if their constitutional rights are violated. .. This decision may make it easier for prisoners to challenge potential execution methods.

Voter ID

The Supreme Court said Thursday that two Republican leaders in the North Carolina State Parliament would defend the state's voter ID law. He said he could intervene {despite the fact that Democrats, the Justice Secretary of 69 states, have already done so.

This opinion may make it easier for other state officials to intervene in proceedings if the state government is split.

Medicare

Friday's Supreme Courtis the approach adopted by the Department of Health and Human Services to calculate specific Medicare payments for hospitalsSupported. We serve a large number of low-income patients.

The legal objection targeted the interpretation of HHS in the formula used to calculate the adjustment of Medicare's disproportionate share hospitals, known as DSH payments.

The High Court said authorities did not misunderstand the law in a policy developed in the mid-2000s that directed payments received by hospitals to treat an imbalanced proportion of low-income patients. rice field.

Funding Religious Schools

Supreme Court says Tuesday, MaineReligious schools cannot be excluded from the lesson support programSaid. Send children to public or private schools. The
6-3 decision is the latest move by a conservative court to expand the right to freedom of religion and bring more religions into public life,of former President Donald. It is a tendency added to the bench of 3 people. Candidate for Trump.
"The maine'non-denominational'requirements for payment of tuition aids that are generally available in other ways violate the First Amendment's Freedom Movement Clause."Judge John Roberts wroteabout the majority. "Regardless of how the interests and restrictions are explained, the program works to identify and exclude otherwise eligible schools based on religious movements."