US EditionChief Justice Roberts warns against heated political words about judges
- Chief Justice John Roberts warned on Saturday in Charlotte, North Carolina, that heated political rhetoric about judges can provoke threats or violence.
- His warnings followed rising threats including the April guilty plea of Nicholas John Roske for attempting to kill Justice Kavanaugh and an armed man's arrest near Kavanaugh's home.
- Roberts cited past public rebukes of political figures from both parties, including criticism of remarks by Donald Trump and Chuck Schumer about judges.
- Roberts emphasized judges must focus on impartial legal analysis without predetermining outcomes and expect pushback while performing their duties.
- He urged political leaders to reduce inflammatory language to protect judicial independence and noted lower court judges will follow new Supreme Court limits on nationwide injunctions.
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Memorable moments from Chief Justice John Roberts’ remarks to 4th Circuit judges
On Saturday, one day after the Supreme Court handed down some of its most anticipated decisions of the 2024-25 term, Chief Justice John Roberts was in Charlotte, North Carolina, answering questions about judicial power and independence at a conference for the judges of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit, as well as the lawyers who practice in that area. Although Roberts’ interlocutor, 4th Circuit Chief Judge Albert Diaz, didn’t ask hi…
John Roberts Wants America To Understand That He Does Not Care - Above the Law
Chief Justice John Roberts famously holds the public in utter contempt. He spends his annual report ignoring the critical issues facing the justice system while downplaying the judicial ethics crisis or waxing philosophic about the history of typewriters. His latest bugaboo is blaming the American public for daring to question judges, going so far as to suggest calling out judges as partisan hacks in a blog post to burning crosses on the lawns o…
Chief Justice Roberts warns against heated political words about judges - American Press
Chief Justice John Roberts, speaking at a moment when threats against judges are on the rise, warned on Saturday that elected officials’ heated words about judges can lead to threats or acts of violence by others. Without identifying anyone by name, Roberts clearly referenced Republican President Donald Trump and Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer of New York when he said he has felt compelled to issue public rebukes of figures in both parti…
The president of the Supreme Court, John Roberts, asked the political leaders of the two major parties to be measured in the face of the attacks they are launching on the judicial decisions that go against their interests. Read more]]>
Supreme U.S. judge John Roberts warns against violence against law-speakers. The political incitement reaches a new climax.
Justice Roberts Issues Warning to Politicians Who Use Heated Rhetoric - News Addicts
U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts warned Saturday of the dangers of politicians using heated rhetoric against judges. “It becomes wrapped up in the political dispute that a judge who’s doing his or her job is part of the problem,” Roberts said in Charlotte, North Carolina, at the Judicial Conference of the Fourth Circuit, […] The post Justice Roberts Issues Warning to Politicians Who Use Heated Rhetoric appeared first on News Addicts.
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