HOUSTON - Two particularly critical cases before our nation’s highest court this week.
In Grants Pass vs Johnson the justices will decide whether communities have the right to fine or jail a fellow citizen for sleeping on public property.
Legal experts tell us if the small Oregon town prevails, it will make it much easier for municipalities across the country to clear out homeless encampments.
Also, on the Supreme Court docket - Donald Trump's claim of blanket presidential immunity from criminal prosecution for so-called "official acts" occurring while in office.
Two worthy topics of discussion - let’s get to it.
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SCOTUS: Homelessness & presidential immunity
The Supreme Court is considering cases that could affect communities' ability to penalize homelessness and debating Donald Trump's immunity from criminal prosecution for official acts during his presidency.