I used to live a few blocks from the United States Supreme Court. The nine justices who serve on my nation’s highest judicial body are, in one sense, regular people like you and me. They walk the sidewalks and shop at local grocery stores. You might find yourself sitting next to one of them at a Washington Capitals hockey game or an opera at the Kennedy Center. They’re all influential individuals on their own, of course, but in the deepest sense, they are who they are as an assembly. When the Supreme