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Conservative Justice Amy Coney Barrett shows an independence from majority view in recent opinions

  • Conservative Justice Amy Coney Barrett disagreed with a majority ruling restricting evidence prosecutors can use against presidents, emphasizing transparency.
  • Barrett, along with two liberal Justices, highlighted the irony in the statute's application in the dissent, advocating for clear laws.
  • The dissenting opinion argued that legislative ambiguity can lead to government applying new interpretations, potentially affecting defendants.
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