If you are a numbers nerd, be prepared to blow an hour just scrolling through the 46 pages of numbers. You can get the final package for the last term here.
One statistic I found intriguing is the makeup of the 5-4 decisions. Last term 20 cases were decided 5-4. That is out of 66 cases in total – so 28% of the total. You would think that the 5-4 decisions were all the five “conservatives” v. the four “liberals.” But that was the lineup on only seven of the 20. Justice Gorsuch voted with the four liberals in four cases to make the 5-4 majority. Justice Roberts voted with the four liberals in two cases. Justice Thomas and Justice Ginsburg were on the same side in three of the 5-4 cases! Thomas and Sotomayor were on the same side in two of the 5-4 cases.
Another stat that jumps out at me is that Justice Kavenaugh voted with the majority 89% of the time. He and Roberts voted together 92% of the time.
I better get to work. Have fun.