A new piece in Reason Magazine challenges common skepticism toward judges, arguing that even those labeled as politically biased—whether "Trumpy" or "woke"—often possess a deeper understanding of legal principles than the general public. The article suggests that public distrust of judicial expertise may overlook the specialized knowledge judges bring to their roles. It invites readers to reconsider assumptions about judicial impartiality and legal competence. The discussion could reshape perspectives on how courts function and why legal reasoning matters beyond partisan labels.
I appreciate that many people are skeptical about judges. Indeed, it's good that people take with a grain of salt… The post Even "Trumpy Judges" and "Woke Judges" Might Know More Law Than You Do appeared first on Reason Magazine.
