creativerealms posted...
They (six of them) are also Toadies for Trump.
They also only hear so many cases a year. They get hundreds of petitions and only hear a tiny fraction of those. Most of those aren't even cases in high disputes and just involve regulatory or statutory issues. Most cases, even with a heavily partisan Supreme Court, also end up relatively unanimous. It's only a select few that make the news.
They're not gonna burn a slot on a basic criminal procedure case just to uphold it when there's not much exciting about it from a broader policy standpoint.