The justices have extended an already historic delay in hearings and decisions.
. A ruling to upholding subpoenas for the documents could force Trump to turn over his tax returns to New York State and congressional investigators just weeks before the election.
All of the cases had been expected to be decided by the end of June. Several have urgent deadlines: The Trump subpoenas, for example, expire at the end of the year. "The country has adapted to working over Zoom, Skype and Google Hangouts, and dozens of state and federal courts are keeping the wheels of justice moving via teleconferencing in spite of the pandemic," Roth said."The Supreme Court should be no different."Arberg signaled Friday that the Court intends to try to reschedule oral arguments for as many cases as possible before the end of the term, but suggested some cases may need to be postponed further -- possibly until the fall.
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