Washington, DC - Chief Justice John Roberts was right when referring to "five lawyers" who think they can order the "transformation of a social institution that has formed the basis of human society for millennia....Just who do we think we are?" he retorted. He went on to write that the decision of these "five lawyers" (as he calls them three times in his dissent) "is an act of will, not a legal judgment... [because the so-called right] "has no basis in the Constitution or the Court's precedents."
