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Stephen Vladeck , a Georgetown Law professor and author of The Shadow Docket , says the Supreme Court is getting a lot of pressure from below.
He says the high-profile cases take more of their time and take more energy.
The court has about 20 major decisions that the court has to get through between now and the end of June .
The Supreme Court will be slammed the last couple of weeks of June with major, controversial decisions.
John Vladeck and Steve Lithwick say the Supreme Court has an obsession with clearing its decks before the summer recess.
The chief has been missing in action in some of these high-profile cases, they say.
John Roberts , the institutionalist, is missing in some questions from the bench, they argue.
Vladeck: I have often found John Roberts to be an enigma, and that’s even more so the case this term.
He was unable to keep the court together, he says, and he's doing this YOLO court thing that we had assumed he was embarrassed by.
He also thinks it's not the Roberts Court anymore, and it hasn't been since the day Justice Ginsburg died.
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