I have no doubt that, if judges must allow the Executive to act unlawfully in some circumstances, as the Court concludes today, executive lawlessness will flourish, and from there, it is not difficult to predict how this all ends.
Ketanji Brown Jackson: “I have no doubt that, if judges must allow the Executive to act unlawfully in some circumstances, as the Court concludes…”
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Jackson predicts dire outcomes from allowing executive lawlessness.
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