Trump's appointees have together sealed the Supreme Court's conservatism for a generation, but they diverge in their regard for practical consequences, their desire to lay down markers for future disputes and their show of internal rivalries. | Analysis
The three appointees of former President Donald Trump have together sealed the Supreme Court's conservatism for a generation, but they have revealed strikingly different methods. They diverge in their regard for practical consequences, their desire to lay down markers for future disputes and their show of internal rivalries.
Neil Gorsuch takes no prisoners. Brett Kavanaugh tries to appear conciliatory, even as he provokes internal conflict. And Amy Coney Barrett is holding her fire, for the moment.Whether their differences intensify or fade will determine the Trump effect on the high court and how fast the law moves rightward regarding abortion rights, gun control, religion and LGBTQ clashes. Mississippi asks US Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. WadeRELATED: What happens if the Supreme Court throws out Roe v.
Ruling shows Supreme Court still has political divisions 02:14When Roberts wrote an opinion reviving a New Mexico woman's claim of excessive force against police, Gorsuch complained that he had opted to"repurpose" legal precedent because of"new policing realities" and"to make life easier for ourselves." Roberts countered that the majority's rationale was sound and,"There is no call for such surmise.
This is how justices questioned the GOP Obamacare challenge 02:35He took the lead for the court in a separate dispute over whether a 2020 decision forbidding non-unanimous juries in criminal cases was retroactive. By a 6-3, conservative-liberal, vote the majority said the new rule could not be invoked retroactively by defendants who had already exhausted their appeals.
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