As the Supreme Court finishes out the final few weeks of its term, Amy Coney Barrett will give court watchers a better idea of what sort of justice she is shaping up to be.
Barrett, who was confirmed following Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death last September, has sided reliably with conservatives in the dozen cases argued before the court in which she has cast a vote. But, as the justices prepare to release their decisions on a series of issues, including free speech, healthcare, and religious liberty, Barrett still has the potential to surprise.
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