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9. People say the court is "activist" when it rules against their views.

Mon Jun 29, 2015, 04:53 PM

Jun 2015

So one year they will say it is activist and another year they will say it is ruling fairly. Even though it is the same justices.

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Would you consider this Supreme Court an "activist" Court? [View all] stevenleser Jun 2015 OP

I think the rulings of the last 7-10 days were not activist. stevenleser Jun 2015 #1

I think you are right that there was a political element to them... cascadiance Jun 2015 #4

Corporate personhood dates back to 1590 or so Recursion Jun 2015 #7

What does "activist" mean. GeorgeGist Jun 2015 #5

nope Liberal_in_LA Jun 2015 #6

No, but litigants have been increasingly activist Recursion Jun 2015 #8

People say the court is "activist" when it rules against their views. former9thward Jun 2015 #9

I Voted Yes ProfessorGAC Jun 2015 #11