It's not just an election. Imagine you were on the court that decided Brown v. Board of Education. Imagine that you were on the court that – that had to decide, for example, whether President Nixon was immune from giving – didn't have to turn the tapes over to Archie Cox. Imagine that.
Breyer reflects on the weight of decisions made by the Supreme Court during significant political moments.
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And we`re now engaged in a great civil war to determine whether that nation or any nation so conceived and so dedicated can long endure.
It`s us, but it`s you, it`s that next generation. The one after that, my grandchildren and their children. They will determine whether the experiment still works, and of course, I`m an optimist and I am pretty sure it will.
In other words, it would likely lessen, rather than enhance, competition and consumer welfare.
we have found nothing in Texas`s record of evidence that shows that the new law advanced Texas` legitimate interests in protecting women`s health.