I'm hesitant about this. Separating the drama of a case from the logic of the opinion helps keep justices from becoming politicians. We don't want justices incentivised to work sound bites into their courtroom discourse.
On the other hand, most reporting on SCOTUS rulings is terrible. It focusses on the implications of the ruling and almost to zero degree on its legal logic. That makes the court feel like a political body.
On the other hand, most reporting on SCOTUS rulings is terrible. It focusses on the implications of the ruling and almost to zero degree on its legal logic. That makes the court feel like a political body.