Judicial Philosophy and Integrity

This chapter examines the impact of personal character and judicial philosophies on Supreme Court decisions, especially regarding presumptions of government good faith. It highlights the complexities of legal cases, such as birthright citizenship, criticizing the influence of political motivations on legal representation and the need for an independent judiciary.

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