A blockbuster gun rights case lands at the Supreme Court. Here are three justices to watch.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : That's because his attorneys are relying on a blockbuster Supreme Court decision from just over a year ago to challenge the constitutionality of the federal law he was charged with violating.
39% : Thomas, who almost always asks the first question in arguments these days, will be closely watched for any sign of attempting to square his originalist ideology with the government's defense of the law on restraining orders.
36% : Kavanaugh stressed that the court's landmark decision last year should not be read to cast doubt on prohibitions on the "possession of firearms by felons and the mentally ill."States, Kavanaugh wrote, could still mandate licenses for gun purchases, requiring people to be fingerprinted and submit to background checks, training and mental health records checks.

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