Neil Gorsuch

Federalism is a key part of it.

Socrates said the first virtue of a good judge is to listen courteously and decide impartially.

Senator, you try to treat each person as a person. We are all just people at the end of the day.

Nobody will capture me.

No man is above the law.

We lack as judges to make good policy decisions as legislators is the ability to compromise.

I believe in juries. I liked trying cases to juries.

A good judge does not give a whit about politics or the political implications of his or her decision.

I cannot imagine a State attempting to pass a law like that.

That would be, I think, a poor day for the United States courts.

Your job comes first. You make the law.

It serves, too, as a reminder of the modest station we judges are meant to occupy in a democracy.