The Supreme Court deliberates several heated topics but the justices follow a set of rules to ensure civility, comparable to a 'preschool.'
has deliberated on several heated topics throughout its many years, but the justices follow a set of rules comparable to a “preschool” to ensure civility.“We don’t speak in a hot way at our conferences,” Barrett said. “We don’t raise our voices no matter how hot-button the case. We always speak with respect.”
She also added that there is assigned seating at lunch, leading to Liu, the panel moderator, to say that the rules sounded like a “really good preschool,” eliciting laughter. Sotomayer concurred with Barrett’s assessment and also explained how the justices deal with a breach of the norms.
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