Jonathan Turley: Supreme Court speaks loudly to critics in Thursday ruling. Here's what justices are saying

In its lineup of justices, the Supreme Court is again speaking loudly to critics who are demanding court packing and radical transformations of the Court.

As I recently discussed in an op-ed for Fox News Opinion regarding the release of a series of unanimous decisions, the Court could be speaking as an institution to remind the public that they are not nearly as partisan as their critics. The decision itself concerns a police officer who ran a license plate for money. The question was whether that act constitutes a violation of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act of 1986. The Court held that it did not.