 We're also keeping tabs on some decisions coming from the Supreme Court. So let's switch to that. It's been a busy week. In the Supreme Court's first ruling of the day, the court holds that penalizing unsheltered people for sleeping outside when there is no available shelter does not violate the Eighth Amendment. It was a six to three ruling split down ideological lines with three liberal justices dissenting and Justice Gorsuch writing the decision for the majority.