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- Supreme Court justice suggests her colleagues have been taken in by . . .
Justice Jackson went on to point out that her colleagues on the conservative-majority Supreme Court are much more likely to grant writs of certiorari (an agreement to hear a case) to powerful
- In a scathing dissent, Justice Jackson says the Supreme Court gives the . . .
In her dissenting opinion, she argued that the court's ruling gives the impression it favors “moneyed interests” in the way it decides which cases to hear and how it rules in them The court
- SCOTUS Judge Worries About Court Appearing To Favor ‘Moneyed Interests . . .
In a searing dissent Friday, Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson took the high court to task for giving the impression it favors “moneyed interests” in how it chooses which cases to take on The case in question, Diamond Alternative Energy LLC v EPA, was brought by a handful of fuel
- Jackson Goes It Alone in Rebuke of Supreme Court Colleagues
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson called textualism “incessantly malleable” and accused her colleagues of giving the perception that the Supreme Court favors moneyed interests over ordinary citizens in two pointed dissents issued Friday In both cases, the court’s junior justice, appointed by
- Ketanji Brown Jackson Wants to Save the Supreme Court From Itself
s’ apparent favoritism toward corporate interests was damaging the court’s public esteem The high court’s ruling in Diamond Alternative Energy v EPA allowed a fuel-industry lawsuit targeting California’s vehicle emissions standards to go forward, overturning a lower court ruling that found the industry didn’t have standing to bring the lawsuit in the first place
- Apparently Justice Brown feels scotus should create new laws
Supreme Court justice suggests her colleagues have been taken in by 'moneyed interests' Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson unloaded on her Supreme Court colleagues Friday in a series of sharp dissents, castigating what she called a "pure textualism" approach to interpreting laws, which she said had become a pretext for securing their desired
- Ketanji Brown Jackson Blasts “Absurd” Supreme Court Bribery Ruling
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson took her conservative colleagues to task Wednesday over a ruling weakening a federal statute that prevented public officials from receiving
- Justice Jackson Lobs Snark At Supreme Court In Dissent On . . . - HuffPost
The justices have argued they had the right to accept tokens of friendship, but the revelations — made by journalists and congressional investigators — prompted the court to start requiring slightly more detailed financial disclosures from its members
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