The post discusses the Supreme Court's recent tariffs ruling and explores Justice Amy Coney Barrett's insights into when justices decide to write separate opinions. It highlights the complexity of the tariffs case, which included multiple concurrences and dissents, reflecting internal disagreements over the major questions doctrine. The piece also touches on historical practices of seriatim opinions and contrasts them with current norms established by Chief Justice John Marshall. Additionally, it includes a humorous quote from Justice Stephen Breyer during oral arguments in District of Columbia v. Wesby (2017).
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