> Is it not? From the method that I've seen legal logic applied, it feels heavily political. Courts are not supposed to be political. To the extent that they a

> Is it not? From the method that I've seen legal logic applied, it feels heavily political. Courts are not supposed to be political. To the extent that they are, they are dysfunctional. Unfortunately, there are a lot of dysfunctional courtrooms today, including the Supreme Court—or rather, more accurately, there are a lot of dysfunctional justices who bring politics into their jurisprudence. So I agree with OP—anything that adds political overtones to courtrooms probably isn’t a good idea. Let’s not encourage further jurisprudential dysfunction.