A Supreme Court Judge Is 'for All Americans': Breyer

The video discusses the Supreme Court's role, emphasizing that it is less political than perceived. It highlights the impartiality required of judges, who must serve all Americans, regardless of political affiliation or public opinion. Judges are reminded of their duty to the entire nation, not just to those who appointed them or agree with them.

What is a common misconception about the Supreme Court?

• It is part of the legislative branch.

• It is a branch of the military.

• It is highly political.

• It only serves the President.

What transformation is said to occur when a judge puts on the black robe?

• They start serving all Americans.

• They become a superhero.

• They join a political party.

• They gain legislative powers.

Who does a judge serve once they are appointed?

• Only the President who appointed them.

• Only the citizens who voted for them.

• Only the political party they support.

• All Americans, regardless of political affiliation.

What must a judge remember even if they face criticism?

• To serve only their supporters.

• To ignore public opinion.

• To focus on their personal beliefs.

• To uphold the law for all citizens.

How many people does a judge serve in the United States?

• Approximately 100 million.

• All 331 million citizens.

• Only the citizens of their state.

• Only registered voters.