Chief Justice Roberts laments having to do Congress’ job

By: The Washington Post Philip Bump September 25, 2019 Comments Off

Interviewing Chief Justice John Roberts during an event at Manhattan’s Temple Emanu-El on Monday night, Rabbi Mark Lipson offered a critique of the legislative and executive branches that counterbalance Roberts’ court. “Every time I attend a case, I walk away with the impression - I can say this, you can’t - that at least one branch ...

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Chief Justice Roberts laments having to do Congress’ job

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