Neil Gorsuch

That is the law. That is all that is the law, nothing more and nothing less.

I believe in trial lawyers, for example, getting to try their cases, and appellate lawyers getting to argue their arguments.

The handful of floor statements that the Court treats as authoritative do not `reflec[t] any general agreement.'

As recognized by the U.S. Supreme Court in Gideon v. Wainwright, Senator, yes.

That is the law of the land. I accept the law of the land, Senator, yes.

I do not view my colleagues as Democrats or Republicans.

I was wrong, Senator. I was wrong because I was bound by Circuit precedent, and I am sorry.

The Supreme Court is our boss, and we respect their last word. They are final.

If anyone is suggesting that I like a result where an autistic child happens to lose, it is a heartbreaking accusation to me, heartbreaking.

It is also very important for legislators to respect that we do what we do.

If judges became legislators, we would be bad at it, and we would absolve you from your responsibilities.

It is important and vital that it work, because it is the people's voice.