 In CN News, I'm John Champion. The Supreme Court has limited the scope of a legal statute that was used to prosecute hundreds of people connected to the attack on the Capitol, including former President Trump. In a 6-3 decision, the justices ruled that in order to charge someone with obstructing an official proceeding, prosecutors must show that a defendant destroyed or tampered with official documents. In the ruling, Justice Kentaji Brown Jackson sided with the majority and Justice Amy Coney Barrett dissented.