The Supreme Court that Trump tilted to the right will review abortion, guns, and religion.

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

Here are 5 important cases to watch as the new term begins.

The Supreme Court returns to the bench on Monday with a number of explosive and high-profile cases on the docket.

From abortion to gun laws, the politically divisive cases will illuminate whether or not the court's expanded 6-3 conservative majority decides to dramatically shift the country to the right.

"They're the cases that will tell us the most of how quickly and how much the court moves in a more conservative direction," Lawrence Baum, a professor emeritus at Ohio State University whose expertise is the federal judiciary, told Insider.

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The session kicks off as the court faces all-time low public approval ratings, with a handful of the justices - Stephen Breyer, Amy Coney Barrett, Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito - attempting to defend the court's legitimacy and independence.

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[Boomerproud]

1. Do you paid very well for pointing that out Prof Captain

Obvious? How perceptive. 🙄

[Carlitos Brigante]

2. Let me guess, abortions for no one, guns for everyone and religion sticking itself

in everything...... as long as it's the "correct one".

[Mad_Machine76]

3. I do believe you have it surrounded

Unfortunately

[LiberatedUSA]

4. Uh oh.

A while back, I gave my opinion on how the court would rule in a gun case, which was for the Republicans, and was yelled at that we can’t know and should not make guesses on how they will rule.

I have no doubt that same poster will come yell at you for doing the same.

[Walleye]

5. The Court is not tilting to the right,it's listing over on its keel

Hard aground and the tide is going out

[leftyladyfrommo]

6. Let's see how really pro life they are. About 40,000

People die from guns each year. 6 in every 10 of those deaths are suicides.

[Bettie]

7. So, these decisions would likely come down

right before the 2022 midterms?

[Polybius]

9. Define "right before"

The term ends in June, so the latest the decisions will come by is late June, 2022. Not exactly right before, but fairly close.

[Bettie]

10. Close enough to make a difference if they take rights away

from a bunch of people.

[Grins]

8. "...abortion, guns, and religion!" Who coulda' seen that coming?

Other than everyone.