Every summer, Justice Clarence Thomas takes time away from his demanding schedule to meet with our students. Late June is a difficult time for him to do so because the Supreme Court is in the process of handing down its final decisions for the term. But Justice Thomas never fails.
During the meetings, he talks with the students for hours about anything the students desire. Most importantly, he reminds them that the Supreme Court is not intended to be a legislative body, but one that judges cases on the basis of what the Constitution says.