free from doubt

To be sure, Roberts was “free from doubt” in a lot of really dubious cases—from Citizens United to Shelby County to a raft of 6-3 decisions this past term.

But we are entering a Supreme Court era in which the Justices will largely operate free from doubt or intellectual humility or even meaningful interest in hearing opposing arguments.

Asked if a nurse on family reunion visa that is due to expire in two months time would know if they were covered by the government's extension, Mr Berry replied: "They would not be free from doubt."

He was oddly free from doubt, though at first glance it was hard to understand why.

Nothing, she admits, could have prepared her for the likes of Barack Obama, who initially struck her as “oddly free from doubt, though at first glance it was hard to understand why.”