You say “a-mee-cus,” Justice Breyer says “a-mike-us”

You say “a-mee-cus,” Justice Breyer says “a-mike-us”

As readers of this site are well aware, the Supreme Court is deeply divided on a wide range of consequential issues. How should the justices consider history when they are interpreting the Constitution? When should the court grant requests for temporary emergency relief, and how much of an explanation should it provide when it acts on those requests? How much power should courts and the executive branch wield? Without downplaying the seriousness…