The Supreme Court, by dint of the largely unfettered discretion over its docket granted by the Judiciary Act of 1925, understands its job to be quite different: to announce legal principles that will apply in countless cases.
Justice Gorsuch highlighted the court's critical role in setting broad legal rules, stating, 'I'm not concerned about this case... We're writing a rule for the ages,' emphasizing the importance of their decisions beyond individual disputes.
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