The Liberal Warren Court Could Have Written the Supreme Court’s Recent ‘Conservative’ Opinions
Today, most justices tend to elevate their political and ideological views over enduring constitutional values.
The three contentious decisions announced near the end of the Supreme Court’s recent term regarding Blacks and affirmative action, gays and the First Amendment, and student loan forgiveness — all could have been rendered by the liberal Warren court of the 1960s.
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