Here we are again: In the morning, the Supreme Court is expected to release decisions in one or more of the remaining 15 argued cases.
At 9:30a, #SCOTUS will release orders from its private conference held last Thursday. Then, beginning at 10a, the Court will release one or more decisions in argued cases, in 10-minute increments.
There are 15 argued cases still outstanding. They include five cases from before #SCOTUS shut down for COVID-19 and all 10 arguments conducted over audio in May. We don’t know how many decisions we’ll get Monday, let alone which ones they’ll be. 
The #SCOTUS cases remaining include abortion restrictions, the ACA contraceptive mandate, and Trump’s taxes — but also public funds and religion, the constitutionality of the CFPB, faithless electors, prosecutions on tribal land, and more.
If we don’t get a big handful of decisions in the morn, it’s likely we’ll start talking about going into July. There’s no rule that all decisions need to be out by the end of June, even though that’s the norm. And, #SCOTUS also can hold over any case for re-argument in the Fall.
