Breyer

A day after Chief Justice John Roberts issued a statement calling impeachment "not an appropriate response," retired Justice Stephen Breyer backed his former colleague on CNN.

About 70% of federal civil action is currently adjudicated as part of a multidistrict case, Breyer estimated.

As Justice Stephen Breyer once noted, the imposition and implementation of the death penalty is so fundamentally “random” that it is “the equivalent of being struck by lightning.”

"The amount of rigorous research turned out to be limited, but in some specific areas, there was a statistically significant benefit," Breyer said.

We were probably having it for a nanosecond after Justice Breyer’s Glossip dissent, but whatever it was that happened at oral argument last Wednesday in Glossip, it was not a meta-conversation about how we do capital punishment and what finality means.