Stephen Breyer: “The majority's refusal even to consider the life-altering consequences of reversing Roe and Casey is a stunning…”

We can do it best by helping ensure that the Constitution remains workable in a broad sense of the term.

It may be a political process that leads to the nomination of a judge. And a president may think, ah, I have got someone who will always agree with me. That's what Teddy Roosevelt thought when he appointed Oliver Wendell Holmes. He got him…

I know that my role as a judge is a limited one, but the Constitution empowers me only to decide cases and controversies that are properly presented.

If you're going to have a free enterprise economy then you must have a strong and effective antitrust law.