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Does Supreme Court justices use public opinion as their rulebook when judging laws

Does Supreme Court justices use public opinion as their rulebook when judging laws
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Does Supreme Court justices use public opinion as their rulebook when judging laws

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Answer is no im just guessing
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no but if you are on a school question yes

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