Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett's new memoir, "Listening to the Law," defends her abortion rights vote, arguing Roe v. Wade disregarded public opinion. She details her judicial process, including a champagne celebration with colleagues. The book offers insight into the court's operations, though she avoids specifics about internal deliberations or her family. Barrett addresses criticism about her faith and explains how she navigates personal beliefs when applying the law, emphasizing her commitment to following the law impartially. The book also touches upon her role in overturning Roe v. Wade and the intense reactions that followed.

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