Breyer wants people to better grasp how high court functions

Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer isn't planning to retire anytime soon, but he doesn't hesitate when asked about his legacy after more than two decades on the bench. He said he likes the late Justice Thurgood Marshall's preference for having his tombstone say merely that "he tried." Breyer said in an interview with The Associated Press that ...

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Breyer wants people to better grasp how high court functions

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