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inlawrev-21438	Graber, Mark A.	Judicial Supremacy and the Structure of Partisan Conflict	2017	39	.pdf	application/pdf	18356	1101	50	The resulting course of Supreme Court decisions depends on the258 idiosyncrasies of one or two swing justices, who on some issues lean to the left, on others lean to the right, and sometimes find middle positions whose constitutional logic escapes a majority of their brethren. The structure of partisan politics explains why contemporary Supreme Court decision making is activist, erratic, and random.284 The course of Supreme Court decisions is activist because both Democrats and Republican presidents appoint to the federal bench justices they believe will carry out their activist constitutional agenda.	cache/inlawrev-21438.pdf	txt/inlawrev-21438.txt