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Dahlia Lithwick convened her annual end-of-term breakfast table to discuss the big themes, controversies, and surprises that mark the end of the Supreme Court's term.
She was joined by Mark Joseph Stern , Mary Anne Franks and Steve Vladeck from Georgetown University Law Center .
Stern: There really is not any justice who sits in the middle who can legitimately be won over by the liberal bloc in any meaningful way.
Franks: The court doesn't care, in the administrative law cases, that it’s going back on things that have been taken for granted for 30, 40 , 50 years .
John Roberts has gone all the way over to this side, Dahlia Lithwick and Mary Anne Franks say.
The court has structurally arrogated all this power but feels no shame, they say.
Whatever rule they endorse seems to be set up purely for the advantage of the far right, they will find a way to say: We didn't mean you guys.
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