Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh speaks at the judicial conference

While President Donald Trump is confronted with an attack of legal bids to block his agenda during his second term of office, nominated by Trump Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh spoke on Thursday at the American Court of Appeal for the eighth Circuit Judicial Conference, according to reports.

“Executive branches of both parties in the past 20 years have increasingly tried to issue executive orders and regulations that achieve the policy objectives of the president,” said Kavanaugh, according to the New York Times.

“And I think that presidents, whether it is President Obama – I think the expression was” pen and telephone ” – or President Biden or President Trump, have really done more of it, and they are quickly challenged for the court,” he said he said CNN.

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In contrast to the regular statements of the Supreme Court that fully explain the reason behind the decision, decisions about the emergency loft of the Supreme Court can remain inexplicable.

“We have certainly done more written opinions about the interim orders we have done in the past,” said Kavanaugh, said CNN.

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Although he noticed that giving written opinions can be the “risk” of “lock-in effect” in which that opinion does not “reflect the final view”, report reports.

Kavanaugh described the “collegiality” of the court as “very strong”, and noted that the nine members on the couch “look forward to each other” and consider each other as “patriots” and “good people”, according to report.

Trump Nominated Kavanaugh for the Supreme Court during his first term of office.

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He also nominated Amy Coney Barrett and Neil GorsuchWhich means that he chose a third of the current judges.