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Reporters will discuss a Supreme Court leak and its potential consequences for the institution and politics.
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The Hill’s Legal Affairs Reporters Ella Lee and Zach Schonfeld are hosting a live discussion regarding a major leak at the Supreme Court. This event will explore how the courts are interacting with politics and the potential ramifications of the leak. The discussion aims to assess what this breach means for the future of the secretive institution. Additionally, the reporters will examine bar associations’ efforts to discipline lawyers in President Trump's administration.
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