Supreme Court justices exhibited a rare moment of self-deprecating humor during oral arguments in Enbridge Energy v. Nessel, shifting from their usual contentious dynamic displayed in recent tariff cases. This brief levity highlighted the court's acknowledgment of its tendency towards verbosity and judicial maximalism, offering a small but notable shift in tone that may signal a desire for more concise opinions. For content creators, this incident underscores the value of injecting humor to address institutional absurdities and the public's fatigue with lengthy, contentious legal documents.
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