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Supreme Court justices' ideologies don't always fit 'liberal' and 'conservative' labels

  • Written by John A. Tures, Professor of Political Science, LaGrange College
Supreme Court justices' ideologies don't always fit 'liberal' and 'conservative' labelsIs justice – and are the justices – blind to partisan politics?Simple Images/Moment via Getty Images

When the Supreme Court is in the news for overturning a long-standing precedent or violating standardjudicial ethics, the news is often accompanied by the description of one or more justices as liberal or conservative.

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