It takes a few years for new justices to get accustomed to serving on the Supreme Court. Like any new hire to any workplace, the high court’s most junior members tend to take it slow at first. New justices rarely write significant majority opinions or draft thundering dissents. The Supreme Court is like a solar system without a sun, and each new planet must figure out its own orbit carefully. In last year’s decision on so-called “presidential immunity,” for example, Barrett rejected Chief