The indispensable Lyle Denniston has this post, explaining what faces the Supreme Court as it ends its term. In a nutshell, the Court will likely have to issue 24 sets of opinions (in 32 cases, some of them, like the redistricting and campaign finance cases, consolidated cases) over what appears to be three-five decision days. I see the days as 6/12, 6/19, and 6/26 (all Mondays), and possibly 6/15 and 6/22 (in the past, the Court has added decision days on Thursdays at the end of the term). Additional days could be added if the court does not complete its opinions by 6/26. Lyle reports that “At the moment, there appears little likelihood that any of the cases will be put over for reargument in the next Term.”