 The court sent former Pennsylvania police officer Joseph Fisher's case back down to a lower court to see if he should be charged with obstruction based now on this new Supreme Court ruling. He's among roughly 350 people charged with obstruction. Roughly 170 defendants have been convicted of obstructing or conspiring to obstruct a joint session of Congress on that day. But the Justice Department has said no one will be completely cleared by this ruling. All of those charged with obstruction had other felony or misdemeanor charges as well.