> there is much less predetermined ideology The outcomes are pre-determined. Then they have to work backwards to justify them. It is extremely obvious when you

> there is much less predetermined ideology The outcomes are pre-determined. Then they have to work backwards to justify them. It is extremely obvious when you read e.g. the Dred Scott or Korematsu decisions that were decided a long time ago, but it is still very obvious when you read recent decisions like Obergefell or Citizens United.