SCOTUS relisted all 2A cases for consideration at the next conference on May 18.

Yes, the National Review published an article this past weekend and Airtable has the list: https://airtable.com/embed/shrcrC5FsedZqIi3T/tblMclNyymYiklOOg/viwM47ZZsFWQo69Vf?blocks=hide&backgroundColor=teal

Basically the court did not like being threatened by the cabal of senators lead by Senator Whitehouse. They did basically bend to the Senators will on the issue of mootness but decided to show judicial independence by reviewing the 10 cases. It would be amazing if they certified even half of them. I doubt the affected governments could all act quickly enough to quench the cases like N.Y. did. And it will piss off the anti's like nothing else in recent memory. It will be a $#!tstorm of protests I am sure.

Two are AW cases.  Pray they take one and do the right thing.  Worman challenges this made-up interest balancing BS, getting rid of that would wreck the communist agenda

would give left nut...and I figure Ginsburg could mix it in with her infant blood baths and get a few extra days of life out of it...

New Jersey's Rogers v Grewal is on the list. That one has been languishing for quite some time now. Now it makes sense as to why they have been sitting on it and the others. Backup plan. New Jersey is for all intents and purposes a no-issue state. For them to try the New York maneuver and moot the SCOTUS case would be a very bitter pill for them to swallow. New York did an ever so minor tweak to its laws but New Jersey would basically have rewrite their laws and start issuing carry permits, possibly on a "shall issue" basis. The progressive heads in Trenton would explode at the thought of passing those laws.

The MSR cases would be a welcome addition too. It would be nice that while Canada is getting a complete ban, we get a constitutional guarantee that we could not have one here. Canada will have to start building a wall

I had lost track of time (hasn't everybody?) and forgot that the conference was set for May 15, 2020. IIRC from an article on the subject, tomorrow, May 18, 2020, there may be an announcement on what, if any, 2nd Amendment related cases they grant.

All are pushed to 5/28...