Justice John Roberts

Justice John Roberts is the Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court, appointed by President George W. Bush in 2005. As the head of the federal judiciary, he oversees Supreme Court proceedings and plays a crucial role in deciding important cases that affect American law and society. Known for his conservative judicial philosophy, Roberts often seeks consensus among the justices. He emphasizes the importance of the court's institutional integrity and tends to prioritize stability in the law, sometimes casting pivotal votes in high-profile cases. His leadership shapes the direction of U.S. law for years to come.