Question

We most often think of the U.S. Supreme Court as a legal body, but it is also a political body in many ways. Discuss the role of politics and ideology in judicial decision-making.

Answer 1

Any official in government organizations would be appointed by people or political party that rules that country. This would mean that people in most of the high official posts such as, military heads, research heads, judicial heads etc. are not selected but appointed by those in power after considering whether those who are selected would support the political ideology or not. These people would always strive hard to fulfill the policies and decisions taken by the ruling party. Thus, it’s not just administrative decision but also political that would differ depending on the party in power.

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