Amy Coney Barrett Fires Shot Across the Bow at Fellow Activist Judges: ‘Not Kings’ – RedState
The judge of the Supreme Court Amy CONEY BARRETT launched a shot on the arc to his colleagues militant judges, warning them that they are not “kings”, but simply referees who decide if people have respected the rules which are already established.
In an article in the free press written by Barrett, the judge of Scotus thought about her case law, which clearly indicates that her personal opinions have no place dictating what is happening when she is seated before the highest courtyard in the country, nor any other jute.
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The free title of the press said: “Amy Creey Barrett speaks: people think that the Supreme Court is to promote justice. It is really a question of judging what the law requires.”
On the restraint, judges must exercise, judge Amy CONEY BARRETT writes: “We, the judges, do not exempt justice as we see; Instead, we are forced by the law adopted by the democratic process. ” https://t.co/newprhytun
– The free press (@thefp) September 3, 2025
“On restraint, judges must exercise, judge Amy CONEY BARRETT writes:” We, judges, do not exempt justice only as we see; instead, we are forced by law adopted by the democratic process “,” an article on x Read on article.
Judge Amy CONEY BARRETT firmly believes that her personal opinions should not compete with her duty to maintain the Constitution: “The principal principle in all cases is what the law requires, and not what aligns with the judge’s own concept of justice”. https://t.co/newprhytun
– The free press (@thefp) September 3, 2025
“Judge Amy Creey Barrett firmly believes that her personal opinions should not compete with her duty to maintain the Constitution:” The principal principle in all cases is what the law requires, and not what is aligned with the judge’s own concept of justice, “read a second article.
And with regard to the role of judges, Barrett wrote: “Like the Americans, the judges have various opinions on the values by which a just society should live. However, under the Constitution, the choice between these competing opinions is made by citizens in the democratic process, and not by judges who establish disputes.”
“On the bench, we must suppress our individual beliefs in deference to those who prevailed in the law promulgated,” she added. “Our work is to protect the choices that citizens have made, even when we disagree with them …”
“”[Judges] These are referees, not kings because they decide whether people have respected the rules rather than on the rules, “continued Barrett.
At one point, Barrett discussed his own personal opinions, as regarding the death penalty, and clearly indicated that she could not let these beliefs come up against her duty as a judge.
“For me, the cases of death penalty have collided between the law and my personal convictions. Many before being a judge before being a member of the bar – I co -wrote an academic article expressing a moral objection to capital punishment,” wrote Barrett. “Because prisoners sentenced to death almost always dispute their pain on appeal, the tension between my convictions and the law is not that I could avoid as a young clerk, even less now as a judge.”
“The people who adopted the Constitution did not share my point of view on the death penalty, and all my fellow citizens either today,” she added.
“If I distort the law to make them difficult to impose the death penalty, I interfere with the right of voters on government autonomy,” writes judge Barrett by not letting his personal opinions collide with his duty as a judge. https://t.co/n8ygsh6wzm
– The free press (@thefp) September 3, 2025
“If I distort the law to make them difficult to impose the death penalty, I interfere with the right of voters on government autonomy,” continued Barrett in a third article on X, cited in the article.
SEE: Hot sockets: the spicy reprimand of Amy CONEY BARRETT of Ketanji Brown Jackson in the insults of the light up
The point of view of Judge Barrett on how the judges should act on the bench reminded me of his spicy reprimand for the opinions of his colleague judge of Scot Ketanji Brown Jackson earlier this summer.
It was noted in the majority opinion of the Court, Barrett wrote after the judges ruled 6-3 in favor of the administration of President Donald Trump in the case of citizenship of the birth law concerning national injunctions, as reported by my colleague from Redstate, Sister Sister. And it’s really a thing of beauty.
Note from the publisher: Left radical judges do everything they can for the hamstrings on the agenda of President Trump to make America again large.
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