Substance Use and Judicial Dynamics in Trump Era

This chapter explores the complex interplay of substance use and politics during the Trump administration, particularly examining the president's relationship with performance-enhancing drugs and his shifting alliances within the Republican Party. It highlights the influence of Leonard Leo and the Federalist Society on judicial appointments, addressing concerns about integrity and independence within the judiciary. The discussion also contrasts the judicial philosophies of key figures like Amy Coney Barrett and Aileen Cannon, emphasizing the potential repercussions of their rulings on the political landscape.