 Trump's charged with four crimes in that D.C. case to relate to this obstruction statute. Remember, the Supreme Court majority narrowed this law to things that involve documents. But in Trump's case, prosecutors say there were documents, paperwork about those phony slates of electors. In his majority opinion, John Roberts mentioned creating false evidence. So this decision today may not change very much about that case against Trump. That's NPR justice correspondent Kerry Johnson. Thanks, Kerry.