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Ketanji Fatigue

Supreme Court Decisions and Opinions

- Significant rulings included:

- Universal injunctions are unconstitutional.

- Support for age-verification mandates for pornography sites.

- States allowed to defund abortion providers.

- Parents can opt children out of LGBT-themed lessons.

Case Trump v. Casa

- Justice Sonia Sotomayor wrote a dissent against the majority decision regarding universal injunctions.

- Justice Amy Coney Barrett authored the majority opinion, critiquing Sotomayor's dissent.

- Barrett stated that Jackson’s arguments were less credible and did not engage with established legal precedent.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's Performance

- Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's dissent was treated briefly in Barrett's majority opinion.

- Barrett highlighted that Jackson's view conflicts with Constitutional principles and statutes.

- Jackson’s questioning style includes long monologues rather than concise inquiries.

Jackson's Conduct and Reputation

- Jackson holds the record for the most words spoken during oral arguments in the 2022-2023 term.

- Often seen making her own arguments instead of asking questions, leading to interruptions.

- Previous incidents included fellow Justice Sotomayor reminding Jackson to allow others to speak.

Opinions on Judicial Behavior

- Jackson criticized the majority for labeling district courts as "power-hungry. "

- Her judicial demeanor has been described as theatrical or overly dramatic.

Broadway Appearance

- Jackson participated in a feminist reimagining of "Romeo and Juliet" on Broadway.

- Expressed excitement about her journey from the judiciary to performing arts.

Reflection on Jackson's Character

- Described as someone who seeks attention, drawing comparisons to individuals in various social circles.

- Narratives emphasize her possible obliviousness to her surroundings and tendency to prioritize her views.

Impact of Jackson on the Supreme Court

- The majority's scathing critique of Jackson reflects growing frustration with her presence on the bench.

- While common for justices to disagree, the level of public dismissal noted is rare among current justices.

- The interactions and decisions involving Jackson signal a notable dynamic within the Supreme Court, illustrating tensions and differences in judicial philosophy and conduct. 

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