The Barrett Court

An unpredictable justice emerges on the high court.

AP/J. Scott Applewhite
Justice Amy Coney Barrett at the Supreme Court building, October 7, 2022. AP/J. Scott Applewhite

Justice Amy Coney Barrett is full of surprises. The latest comes in a brief order granting in part and denying in other part the Republican National Committee’s request for a stay in a voting rights case from Arizona. At stake was the implementation of measures introduced after the 2020 election in the Grand Canyon State to require proof of citizenship to vote. Justice Barrett agreed with the court’s liberals that the law ought to be stymied. 

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