I agree with you about Brennan. Sadly, I think when you refer to Marshall, you're morel likely referring to the work of Marhsall's clerks. Marhsall's work before he got to the Court makes him on of the true heroes of US history. But he treated the Court as a sinecure, leaving the work to others, as I understand it.
I got Breyer, at 71%, with Stevens, Souter, Kennedy, and Ginsburg all in the 60s. Which goes to show how often, were I on the court, my understanding of what the Constitution allows would differ from what I think is good policy. I would surely rather have Ginsburg's or Stevens' point of view implemented by the other branches of the government.
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Date: 2009-06-24 21:49 (UTC)I got Breyer, at 71%, with Stevens, Souter, Kennedy, and Ginsburg all in the 60s. Which goes to show how often, were I on the court, my understanding of what the Constitution allows would differ from what I think is good policy. I would surely rather have Ginsburg's or Stevens' point of view implemented by the other branches of the government.