Social media has politicized discourse about the judiciary’s role as the third branch of government and has harmed the public’s ability to understand the legal reasons behind a court’s ruling, California Supreme Court Chief Justice
“Frankly, I think social media contributes to” rising criticisms of the judiciary, said Guerrero, who is just over two years into her tenure as chief justice of the seven-seat court. “People being able to really attack one another in ways that are not productive isn’t helpful, and then it may carry over into actual physical violence.” ...
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