Sonia Sotomayor

SCOTUS Justices Shut Down Fringe Legal Theory

“If you rewrite history, it’s easy to do.” Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan knocked down a legal theory on elections.
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Justice Sotomayor Says Clarence Thomas 'Cares About Legal Issues Differently From Me'

The Supreme Court justice also said not everyone is "capable of pulling themselves up by their bootstraps" like her colleague did.
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Neil Gorsuch 'Misconstrues The Facts' In School Prayer Case

A praying football coach was said to offer a “deceitful narrative” that Supreme Court conservatives were nonetheless happy to accept.
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Sotomayor Voices 'Growing Concern' Over Conservative Supreme Court

The left-leaning Supreme Court justice vehemently disagreed with the high court's rulings on the separation of church and state.
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Sonia Sotomayor Reassures Liberals As Conservative Decisions Loom

When asked about the collapse in trust in the court, the justice said she still believes "the arc of history bends toward justice."
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Female Supreme Court Justices Come Together For Fabulous Portrait

The women of the Supreme Court are the subjects of a new painting unveiled at the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C. on Monday.
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GOP Sen. Dismisses Black Woman SCOTUS Pick Citing Affirmative Action

Sen. Roger Wicker lamented the departure of the "nice, stately" justice Stephen Breyer, who is white.
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Sotomayor Denounces Supreme Court For Looking ‘The Other Way’ On Texas Abortion Law

"This case is a disaster for the rule of law and a grave disservice to women," the justice wrote in a scathing dissent.
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For Conservatives, When it Comes to Civility, The Mask Is Off

Much like Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch, today’s Trump-infused style of conservatism also refuses to wear a mask.
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The Right's War On Government Is Working And It Could Cost Lives

Last week's COVID-19 vaccine ruling probably won't be the last time the Supreme Court blocks federal agencies from protecting public health or safety.
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