Some of his landmark cases as a Supreme Court justice includes Bush v. Gore (2000), Stenberg v. Carhart (2000) and Glossip v. Gross (2015). Bush v. Gore (2000) was one of Breyer’s most emotional dissent because he made an unusual strong statement in his opinion regarding that the Court should not have been involved with this case (supremecourtreview.com). For a Supreme Court justice to say this is unusual because it is the Courts’ job to determine if illegal acts were committed that affects the Constitution. Breyer compared this case with the election of 1876 because some form of corruption in the election could have been committed (supremecourtreview.com). Most elections in the United States don’t have corruption. In Stenberg v. Carhart (2000),
