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10:15Now PlayingAs the Supreme Court wrapped up its term this week with major decisions on the Affordable Care Act, same-sex marriage, the death penalty and Congressional redistricting, Chief Justice John Roberts also marked 10 years as the leader of the nine justices. How has Roberts left his mark on the Court in his first decade? After being appointed by President Bush, has Roberts led the shift to a more conservative Court? Or will the more recent liberal decisions begin a shift back to the left? Supreme Court watchers Joan Biskupic of Reuters and Pete Williams of NBC News join Gwen Ifill to discuss the first decade of the Roberts Court and how the justices' personalities are blending together.
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