In the two student loan cases, the first was actually dismissed for what's called standing reasons. Article III of the Constitution requires the redressability or a concrete injury that court can address and fix. And in fact, the Heroes Act, which was passed after 9-11 to essentially allow suspension of particular regulatory means during times of national emergencies could not be used to fundamentally transform something intended for a completely different reason. In another landmark ruling, the court ruled to protect First Amendment free speech rights citing with the Christian graphic designer.