text:  From ABC News, I'm Michelle Franzen. A ruling by the Supreme Court could change the way January 6th rioters are charged by the Justice Department. Only a handful of rioters at the Capitol have been solely charged with violating the law in question. The vast majority have faced other counts. But the ruling could have an impact on hundreds of sentences and cases still pending. Chief Justice John Roberts says to charge someone with obstructing an official proceeding, prosecutors have to tie that obstruction to records, documents, or objects that would have been used in the proceeding.