Lewis & Clark Law Review
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735
Abstract
All of us—not just attorneys and politicians—need to be more critical and skeptical of the Supreme Court. Criticism by ordinary people is good and appropriate, even if it hurts the Justices’ feelings. That includes public protests. When a case matters enough to them, members of the public can and should criticize the Court and its Justices, including by peacefully gathering and protesting near a Justice’s home, or when a Justice appears out in the world.
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Srikanth Reddy Elon University School of Law,
Let Them Hear It: Peaceful Protests Near the Homes of Supreme Court Justices,
29
Lewis & Clark L. Rev.
735
(2026).
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