A few days ago, Chief Justice John Roberts made a videotaped speech to his son’s graduating high school class at Westminster School, telling the seniors that the coronavirus pandemic “has pierced our illusion of certainty and control.” Justice Roberts told the graduating class that “this pandemic has or will affect practically everyone in the world in one way or another.” He then recounted how centuries-old traditions of the Supreme Court have had to be set aside, for the moment, in order to conduct its business, with a reference to telephoned presentation in place of in-person oral arguments and handshakes.

Read the article written by Leonid “Lonny” Zilberman published in the Daily Journal via the link below.