One reason the California Supreme Court is less divided than SCOTUS? It has more women, says chief justice
In her last annual meeting with reporters, California Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye contrasted the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday with the state’s high court, which is more united and less involved in politics — and, incidentally, also has four women among its seven justices.
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