U.S. Supreme Court,
Letters,
Judges and Judiciary
Oct. 19, 2021
Judges going on record and the spirit of the Rule of Law
I would like to thank Dean Erwin Chemerinsky of UC Berkeley School of law for his Oct. 12 column, “There is no such thing as value-neutral judging,” about ideology reflected in U.S. Supreme Court decisions.
James P. McBride
1290 B St, Ste 318
Hayward , CA 94541-2967
Email: jimmcbridelaw@gmail.com
James is an attorney in Hayward.
I would like to thank Dean Erwin Chemerinsky of UC Berkeley School of law for his Oct. 12 column, "There is no such thing as value-neutral judging," about ideology reflected in U.S. Supreme Court decisions. Years ago, Vincent Hallinan made the same point: "It is a naive attorney who thinks his cases are decided on the merits."
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