S. 32 is a bill that wants to let some court meetings happen in new places in Texas and California. In Texas, they want to add College Station, and in California, they want to add El Centro, so it’s easier for people to get to court.

This bill is about stopping websites from other countries from showing or sharing things like movies or music without permission. It lets courts tell internet companies to block those bad websites, so people can't go there and watch or listen for free.

The Fifth Amendment Integrity Restoration Act of 2025 is like new rules to make sure the government plays fair when taking people's things. It says all cases must go to court, the government must work extra hard to prove they need to take something, and it changes how money from taken stuff is handled.

In a pretend playtime world, Daniel used to work for a group that helps keep secrets safe. There's a big game going on called United States v. Kelley, and now Daniel is allowed to talk about some of those secrets to help figure out the right and wrongs in the game, but he needs a special helper to make sure everything stays fair.

Eric's Law wants to make sure that when people might face the death penalty, all the jurors agree on their sentence. If they don't, a new group of jurors will decide, and if they can't agree either, the person won't get the death penalty.

The bill wants to make sure that the government can only take someone's stuff if they prove it was used for a crime, and if they do take it, the money should go to the country's piggy bank, not the police's. It also wants to make sure people can get a lawyer to help them, and it wants everything to be clear and fair.

If someone is 70 years old or older and gets asked to be on a jury (a group that helps make a decision in a court case) in the Superior Court of the District of Columbia, they can choose not to do it if they don't want to. This new rule changes the law to let older people decide if they want to skip being on a jury.

H. R. 2274 wants to make sure that if a court makes a big decision affecting lots of people all over the country, those decisions go straight to the highest court, the Supreme Court, instead of stopping at smaller courts first. This is meant to make things faster and clearer, but it might make the Supreme Court busier.

The "Laken Riley Act" is a rule that says some helpers in the government need to keep an eye on people from other countries if they get caught stealing. It also lets states complain in court if they lose just a little bit of money because the government didn't follow the rules.