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Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health Organization Decisions and other latest rulings.
Co-host Sunny Balcony Hotdin pointed out Sotomayor’s warning that the ruling is like Overturn Roe v Wade Or allowing continued immigration raids in California will undermine public confidence in the Supreme Court.
“Why do you think these decisions are so dangerous to our freedom? What do you think the average American should take away from the warning that seems very prescient?” Hostin asked Sotomayor.
Sotomayor urges Americans to read all opinions From the court – Most people and dissenters become more informed citizens.
She starts, and it will affect your future. But this will affect your future. It will affect your future. This will affect the behavior of future leaders because what we allow today won’t be completely repeated tomorrow. Tomorrow will be different. ”
On March 4, 2024, Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor was in Zarzuela Palace, Madrid. (Pablo Cuadra/Getty Images)
“It’s going to be different people. It’s going to be a different situation. But once we approve it, it can set a precedent in your judgment because you end up being affected, right? It’s really bad. That’s dangerous. With every time we’re in our case, we’re changing your situation.
“view” Co-host Sara Haines asked Sotomayor what surprised her the most on the court earlier in the discussion.
“How difficult each situation is,” Sotomayor said. “When you read most opinions, it sounds totally convincing. It’s true. Because you want to sign a decision, you have to believe what you are signing. Read Objection. Read the other side, it will tell you how difficult these questions are. Never think there is a simple answer. No.”
Sotomayor added that there was no “win” in the court.
The U.S. Supreme Court Building was seen in Washington, DC on November 8, 2024. (Nicolas Economou/Frayphoto via Getty)
“One side wins, on the other hand, what is the opposite of victory? Loss. The lost people lose what they think is important. The rights they have, which they think is reasonable. It is the loss of their losses. It is always the price we pay in court cases.”
Before the President Donald Trump Taking office in January, some Democrats discussed calling for Sotomayor to retire to avoid the possibility of appointing another Supreme Court justice.
Sotomayor nominated by the president Barack Obama In 2009, and confirmed that year. Free Justice is one of only three Supreme Court members currently nominated by the Democratic president.
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Official portrait pose of the U.S. Supreme Court Justice on October 7, 2022 in the conference room of the Supreme Court Building in Washington, DC. (Alex Wong/Getty Images)
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