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Will Trump's Supreme Court justices show independence from him?

  • Written by Enrique Armijo, Associate Professor of Law and Associate Dean of Academic Affairs, Elon University
President Trump, Neil Gorsuch and wife Marie Louise and Justice Anthony KennedyAP/Alex Brandon

Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy’s retirement has sparked much speculation about the court’s future decisions on abortion and gay rights.

But what about the retirement’s effects on the future of a possible litigant before the court:...

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