Chief Justice Roberts addresses divisions between justices after several recent SCOTUS skirmishes

Chief Justice John Roberts on Monday urged Georgetown Law’s newest graduates to collaborate across ideological lines, commenting that on the Supreme Court, it's necessary for those who disagree strongly to work past their differences. 

Speaking to the dean of Georgetown Law, William Treanor, at a fireside chat Monday, Roberts lamented current political divisions, and though he was careful not to be specific, his comments came as President Donald Trump has sharply criticized judicial decisions that have set back his second-term policy agenda.

It's "really too bad," Roberts said of the environment facing aspiring lawyers. "We’re developing a situation where a whole group of young people is growing up having no real sense about how our system of justice works." 

He also noted that some of the harshest criticisms of Read Entire Article