Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts issued his annual report this week, and he attempted to head off the growing tendency among some citizens and politicians to violently interfere with the judicial system’s independence.
In the last two years, the Supreme Court has made rulings that have angered the political Left, from overturning Roe v. Wade and the Chevron Deference Doctrine to granting President-elect Donald Trump immunity from criminal prosecution for his conduct while in office. The Chevron Deference Doctrine stated that if federal legislation was unclear or left an administrative gap, the courts had to defer to the regulatory agency’s interpretation if the interpretation was “reasonable,” which allowed Democrats for decades to use executive agencies to circumvent the judicial system and institute leftist regulations.
“It is not in the nature of judicial work to make everyone happy,” Roberts wrote. “Most cases have a winner and a loser. Every Administration suffers defeats in the court system—sometimes in cases with major ramifications for executive or legislative power or other consequential topics. Nevertheless, for the past several decades, the decisions of the courts, popular or not, have been followed, and the Nation has avoided the standoffs that plagued the 1950s and 1960s.”
“As Chief Justice Rehnquist wrote, ‘(a) natural consequence of life tenure should be the ability to benefit from informed criticism from legislators, the bar, academy, and the public.’ Unfortunately, not all actors engage in ‘informed criticism’ or anything resembling it. I feel compelled to address four areas of illegitimate activity that, in my view, do threaten the independence on judges on which the rule of law depends: (1) violence, (2) intimidation, (3) disinformation, and (4) threats to defy lawfully entered judgments.”
Roberts quoted federal marshals who said they had investigated more than 1,000 serious threats against federal judges in the last five years. He mentioned two judges, one in Wisconsin and one in Maryland, who were murdered in their homes in the last two years. […]
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