Beware of Ideological Decisions in Overwhelmed Justices

The risk exists that overwhelmed justices may resort to ideological decisions due to the sheer volume of cases they have to resolve and their lack of expertise in those areas. When faced with complex policy questions, individuals tend to fall back on ideology for answers. This reliance on ideology could lead to a multitude of ideological decisions from the justices, as they struggle to discover the correct answers in the absence of expertise.