Fighting Justices: Personal Animosity and Decision-Making on the United States Supreme Court by Catherine Suh

I. Introduction Judicial conflict on the United States Supreme Court is not new.[1] The term “dissenter” carries rich historical meaning, reminding us of Supreme Court Justices such as Justices Oliver Wendell Holmes, Charles Evan Hughes, Louis D. Brandeis, and John Marshall Harlan.  The dissenter has traditionally been viewed with skepticism, scorned for challenging the collective