Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump · ¶120
Consider as well the babysitter hypothetical Justice Barrett has posed. Imagine a parent of young children who hands a babysitter a credit card and says, “ `[m]ake sure the kids have fun.' ” Nebraska, 600 U. S., at 513 (concurring opinion). Now suppose the babysitter takes the kids on a road trip to an amusement park, “where they spend two days on rollercoasters and one night in a hotel.” Ibid. “Was the babysitter's trip consistent with the parent's instruction?” Ibid. Justice Barrett believes the answer is likely “no” as a matter of common sense. See id., at 513–514.Read in context ›
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