Rule of law is ‘endangered,’ chief justice says
- Chief Justice John Roberts warned that the rule of law is 'endangered' during a speech to law students on Monday.
- Roberts stated that the notion that the rule of law governs is the basic proposition, highlighting its rarity throughout history and in today's world.
- He acknowledged that the court has made mistakes, which should be criticized appropriately.
- Roberts expressed concern that young people are increasingly unaware of how the justice system functions.
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Don’t know 'what the Constitution is': Why Chief Justice Roberts says rule of law is 'endangered'
Speaking at Georgetown Law, Chief Justice John Roberts denounced “ad hominem” criticism of the justices and argued for more civics classes for U.S. students.Roberts suggested recent verbal attacks on the justices had gone too far, but was careful to provide no specific examples.“The Court has obviou...
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