According to the text, court justices, from the lowest jurisdictional court up to the U.S. Supreme Court, usually side with their political parties.

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Court justices, especially at the higher levels like the U.S. Supreme Court, are expected to make rulings based on the law and the Constitution, rather than strictly adhering to the political ideologies of the parties that appointed them. While justices may have personal or philosophical leanings, their decisions do not always align predictably with the political party of the president who appointed them.

According to the Text, Court Justices, from the Lowest Jurisdictional