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The premise that ruling against the appointing President makes a justice fair is only true if the law does not support the President's policy.
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- Josh Blackman American legal scholar
Kagan's point seems to be that ruling against the President that appoints you makes you a fair justice. That premise is only true if in fact that law does not support the appointing President's policy.
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