Synonyms for Justices
jus·tices

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1. List of paraphrases for "justices":

   judges, magistrates, judge

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1. Edward Lazarus:

   I think that case was devastating to JusticeStevensas well as some of the other more liberal justices on the court, they could not understand how the conservatives could conceivably reach the result they did in that case and I think that has hardened the feelings of JusticeStevensa bit. It has brought out a little more of an acid tongue in some of his opinions than you would have seen in the late 80s and early 90s.

2. Mark Paoletta:

   I think he is going to be considered one of our greatest justices. And he's an originalist who had the courage to apply the Constitution and be faithful to the Constitution into the text of statute come what may. And that's what triggers the left, is that he is a Black conservative who dares to have his own thoughts, and that's what drives the left crazy and enrages them, his legacy is a courageous justice who faithfully applied the Constitution and faithfully applied, you know, statutes and recognized his role in our constitutional system, which is the greatest respect you can give to the Constitution in our structure of government.

3. Ronnie Floyd:

   None of us have endorsed Mr. Trump, nor have we condemned Mr. Trump, this is about the possibility of being able to appoint the next four Supreme Court justices. This is about the dignity of human life from the womb to the tomb. This is about religious freedom. I’m not about to sit at home and not express something. I’m accountable to God and I believe I’m accountable to my fellow Americans.

4. John Lewis:

   But at the end of the day, Supreme Court justices shouldn't have to make history.

5. Bruce Huber:

   This is an exceedingly uncommon situation for the court to step in, and it jeopardizes the plan all together from going into affect while President Obama remains in office, the Supreme Court's order signals serious misgivings among some of the justices about the legality of the plan.