In the days leading up to the May 29 primary, Texas Supreme Court Justice Don Willett ran a television campaign ad touting that he is “widely hailed as our most conservative justice.”
Lawyers and judges often use the word “conservative” to describe the all-Republican Texas Supreme Court. But what do lawyers and jurists actually think the word means in that context?
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