Stephen Breyer
Stephen Breyer is a former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, having served from 1994 until his retirement in 2022. Appointed by President Bill Clinton, Breyer was known for his pragmatic approach to the law, often advocating for a balanced interpretation of the Constitution that considered the real-world implications of judicial decisions. Throughout his tenure, he emphasized the importance of consensus and compromise in the Court, and he was a prominent voice in favor of civil rights, healthcare, and environmental protections. Breyer's judicial philosophy contrasted with that of his more ideologically rigid colleagues, and he played a key role in several landmark cases during his time on the Court.
Born on Aug 15, 1938 (86 years old)
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In that opinion, Justice Stephen Breyer, then the court’s senior liberal, questioned whether a fight over charter schools was coming next.
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Justice Stephen Breyer wrote for a heavily fractured court regarding the state secrets privilege.
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Stephen Breyer discusses Trump's actions and their implications.
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Stephen Breyer is a former Justice who discussed the Supreme Court's decisions on federal agency powers.
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Stephen Breyer discusses John Roberts' rebuke of Trump.
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Blitzer asks former Justice Stephen Breyer about John Roberts' rebuke of Trump.
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Blitzer asks former Justice Stephen Breyer about John Roberts' rebuke of Trump.
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Stephen Breyer refrained from openly commenting on whether there is a constitutional crisis.
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Blitzer asks former Justice Stephen Breyer about John Roberts' rebuke of Trump.
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Blitzer asks former Justice Stephen Breyer about John Roberts' rebuke of Trump.
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