[BikerNYC]

Since no lower court (or the USSC's own prior decisions) or foreign judicial decisions are binding, who cares what they say about them? They don't "rely" on any of them since it doesn't matter what those decisions say.

The majority and the minority for any particular decision decides what they want to do, then create arguments to support them in order to make their decisions sound compelling, when in actuality they make it up as they go along.

[george wythe]

The majority and the minority for any particular decision decides what they want to do, then create arguments to support them in order to make their decisions sound compelling, when in actuality they make it up as they go along.

Excellent summary of our current judicial environment.

If you watch the debate, you will probably come to that conclusion, even if you had no previous knowledge about American jurisprudence.

The US Constitution is just a document to be misquoted and misused.