Dynamics Within the Supreme Court

This chapter explores the influence of Justices Barrett and Kavanaugh on the Supreme Court's decision-making process, particularly concerning stay inquiries and the role of certiorari likelihood. It critiques the expectations placed on justices by political factions and highlights the complexities intrinsic to judicial behavior and interpretation. Additionally, the discussion examines the implications of public criticism on justices' decision-making, unveiling the unpredictability in their voting patterns shaped by political affiliations.