Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, speaking at the Library of Congress, expressed concerns regarding the Supreme Court's practice of intervening in cases before they have been resolved by lower courts. In her remarks on Thursday, she described this approach as 'potentially corrosive' to the judicial process.
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Justice Jackson Critiques Supreme Court's Use of Emergency Docket
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson criticized the Supreme Court's practice of using its emergency docket to intervene in cases prematurely. She expressed her concerns during a speech at the Library of Congress.
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