The new term aligns with ethics concerns at the High Court, with allegations against some justices for accepting costly gifts from political donors.
The term usually starts on the first Monday of every October, a mandate under the law.
Currently, there's only one predominantly Black voting district, and they believe there should be at least two. Another case in the spotlight is about social media and whether politicians can block individuals who criticize them publicly on these platforms.
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