Disillusionment and the Reality of the Supreme Court

The speakers discuss the disillusionment experienced by Supreme Court clerks, highlighting the compromise and log rolling that is necessary in the pursuit of a fair and constitutional outcome. They debunk the misconception that the law has one correct interpretation, emphasizing its complexity and the need for diverse perspectives. The chapter also explores the potential drawbacks of reforming the Supreme Court appointment process, such as the politicization of appointments and candidates running with predetermined lists of potential judges.