“Tucson woman arrested in abortion-rights protest during Supreme Court hearing”: Haley Smilow of Cronkite News has this report.

And Lydia Wheeler of Bloomberg Law reports that “Supreme Court Protest Gets Massage Therapist 30 Hours in Custody.”

“Supreme Court more diverse than lawyers who argue before it”: Mark Sherman and Jessica Gresko of The Associated Press have this report.

“Yes, that was a U.S. Supreme Court justice at Citizens Bank Park for the Phillies World Series game; The Astros have a polarizing fan in U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, the Phillies have Justice Samuel Alito”: Ximena Conde of The Philadelphia Inquirer has this report.

I did not see Justice Alito at last night’s game (he was seated on the third base side, while I was on the first base side, and his seat was one level below mine, but chances are he didn’t get a foul ball (or give it to a little kid in the row ahead of him)).

“The Business of the Supreme Court: The Evolution and Devolution of the Supreme Court’s Docket.” Last Friday, the Saint Louis University Law Journal hosted the Richard J. Childress Memorial Lecture.

You can view the video of the day’s sessions via YouTube using the following links:

“The Business of the Supreme Court: Childress Lecture 2022 Keynote Speaker,” featuring law professor Steven Vladeck;

“The Business of the Supreme Court Panel 1: Intricacies of the Court“;

“The Business of the Supreme Court Panel 2: Interrelationships of the Court“; and

“The Business of the Supreme Court Panel 3: Covering the Court.”