The refusal of the U.S. Supreme Court to allow television cameras behind the "purple curtain," their refusal to grant interviews, and their affected, haughty, and imperious demeanor all contribute to that special impression of priestly:

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The U.S. Supreme Court's practices of not allowing television cameras, not granting interviews, and maintaining a formal demeanor contribute to an impression of being apart from ordinary life, which is best described as "otherworldliness." This term captures the sense of being beyond or outside the everyday experiences and concerns of the public, akin to a priestly or sacred status.

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