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Supreme Court Term Marked by Conservative Majority in Flux Adam Liptak and Alicia Parlapiano © Erin Schaff/The New York Times The Supreme Court term that just ended was often marked by a fluid center that saw some of of the conservative justices voting with the three liberals. WASHINGTON There were two very different Supreme Courts in the term that just ended. For much of the last nine months, the court seemed to have defied predictions that the newly expanded conservative majority of six Republican appointees would regularly steamroll their three liberal colleagues. Rather than issuing polarized decisions split along ideological lines, the court was fluid and unpredictable. There was no longer a single swing justice whose vote would often decide close cases, as Justice Anthony M. Kennedy had until he retired in 2018, or as Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. did in the term that ended last summer.

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