Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson addressed Indiana attorneys at IndyBar event to discuss recent memoir and time on the high court.

One of these things is not like the others/One of these things just doesn’t belong.” Jackson played football while her friends played basketball, hung upside-down while her friends stood right-side up,

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor broke from her usual alliance with Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson by siding with the Trump administration to lift a judge’s order that paused the order to carry out mass layoffs across the federal bureaucracy.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday gave Donald Trump to proceed with an executive order mandating the mass firing of federal employees. However, one justice objected in the strongest terms. In a scathing 15-page dissent,

It is patently clear now (if it weren’t all the way back to the dueling historical narratives in Heller) that this is an exercise in bad history and cherry-picking. Why pretend otherwise? Those now ascendant didn’t indulge the old majorities by using their frames when dissenting and instead used them to build a cadre of fellow travelers.

Three years after making history, Justice Jackson returned to the stage with reflections on faith, purpose and perseverance — and readings from her new memoir, Lovely One.