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Topic: Judicial philosophy and decision-making

Judicial philosophy and decision-making refers to the principles, interpretive approaches, and factors that guide Supreme Court justices in their rulings and the overall functioning of the court.

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The podcast episodes discuss various aspects of judicial philosophy and decision-making, including the ethical controversies surrounding Supreme Court justices, the role of precedent and narrow rulings, and the potential political and public opinion factors that may influence judicial decision-making.

For example, the episode Flags, Free Trips & Secret Recordings: The Cases, Trials & Tribulation of SCOTUS explores the ethical issues and perceived lack of accountability among Supreme Court justices, as well as the contrast between the roles of judges and policymakers. The episode What to expect when you're expecting an abortion pill argument delves into the potential political and public opinion considerations that may influence the Supreme Court's upcoming decision on the abortion pill mifepristone.

These episodes highlight the complex and often contentious nature of judicial decision-making, underscoring the need for transparency, accountability, and ethical standards within the judicial system.

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