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Supreme Court Chief Justice Admits He Doesn’t Read Online EULAs Or Other ‘Fine Print’

Posted on October 22, 2010July 3, 2025 by Dissent

We just recently wrote about how circuit court judge Richard Posner had admitted to not reading the boilerplate legalese on his mortgage agreement, and wondered why such things were then considered binding. Taking it up a notch, now Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts has admitted that he doesn’t read the fine print on websites or medicines and that this “is a problem.”

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Via @normative

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