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Hawaii justice lashes out at Roberts Court, warning of democracy’s erosion
politics1 month ago

Hawaii justice lashes out at Roberts Court, warning of democracy’s erosion

Hawaii Supreme Court Justice Todd Eddins used a 91-page Granillo ruling to blast the U.S. Supreme Court’s conservative majority, arguing the Roberts Court has weakened constitutional protections and democracy through its originalist approach, citing decisions like Dobbs, Citizens United, Rucho, Trump v. United States, and Bruen, and asserting Hawaii’s constitution offers stronger protections while criticizing the Court’s influence on state rights and civil liberties.

Two Decades of the Roberts Court and Its Impact on Democracy
law-and-judiciary10 months ago

Two Decades of the Roberts Court and Its Impact on Democracy

The 20th anniversary of John Roberts as Chief Justice marks a period where the Supreme Court has shifted significantly to the right, weakening the doctrine of stare decisis and overturning key precedents like Roe v. Wade and parts of the Voting Rights Act, raising concerns about the Court's commitment to legal stability and its increasing influence on American political and civil rights.