U. S. Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Oregon, met with Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson on Thursday and declared his support for her nomination.
The committee would then vote on whether to advance the nomination on Monday, April 4. According to ABC News, the committee will consider her nomination this coming Monday, March 28. “The last 48 hours were a dry and friendly legal seminar compared to the circus the Democrats inflicted on the country just a few years back," he said.
The American Bar Association said Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson is well qualified for the U.S. Supreme Court, and law enforcement groups rebutted GOP ...
Jackson said repeatedly Tuesday and Wednesday that her methodology as a working judge stood in for the more academic concept of judicial philosophy. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is expected to bring Jackson’s nomination up for a floor vote by April 8, ahead of a Senate recess. “It spoke not only to Black America, but to America, of how valuable this will be,” Beatty said. “It is absolutely my view that she does not get outside her lane,” Goluboff said. Please see our republishing guidelines for use of photos and graphics. The only exceptions came from a handful whose attacks, he said, were “beyond the pale.” “My lasting impression is a judge who sat there through it all, head held high with dignity and determination and strength.” “That concerned us.” They said 250 judges, attorneys and academics with first-hand experience working with Jackson found she had the highest integrity and intellect and was unfailingly fair. “I cannot and will not support Judge Jackson for a lifetime appointment to the Supreme Court,” McConnell said. “Some of the attacks on this judge were unfair, unrelenting and beneath the dignity of the United States Senate,” Durbin said. The ABA panel had given Jackson its highest rating of “well-qualified” for the Supreme Court, and the three lead evaluators of the standing committee gave glowing reviews of Jackson’s record to the senators.
For the first time since the Supreme Court's founding in 1790, a Black woman may sit on the bench. Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, President Joe Biden's ...
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Witnesses, including Rep. Joyce Beatty, a Democrat from Ohio, left, swear in to a Senate Judiciary Committee confirmation hearing for Supreme Court nominee ...
I would think this is an act that is reckless," Durbin said. "I'm sorry, senator, I'm not going to be party to that," Durbin said. Alabama Attorney Gen. Steve Marshall refused to say if President Biden was "duly elected." I'm going to resist it every step of the way." "It has not been given to the White House nor has it been given to any member of the Judiciary Committee." In one of the most heated exchanges of the day. Marshall would only reply: "He is the president of this country." A peer review committee who evaluated Jackson conducted interviews with over 200 attorney and judges who had worked "firsthand" with Jackson. "The question we kept asking ourselves: How does one human being do so much, so extraordinarily well?" I would think this ... is reckless.” pic.twitter.com/sUU6L2CJqc March 24, 2022 asked retired Judge Ann Claire Williams. The retired judges also noted that no one had expressed concerns over Jackson's sentencing history when it came to child pornography defendants, a line of questioning that took hold among GOP senators. Instead, members of the Senate Judiciary Committee heard testimony from outside witnesses and the American Bar Association. The nomination hearings for Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson have ended.
He was being his sister's keeper! Senator Cory Booker moves Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson to tears with an uplifting speech, The Grio reports.
“You faced insults here that were shocking to me - well, actually not shocking…You’re here, and I know what it’s taken for you to sit in that seat…You are my harbinger of hope. Booker continued to affirm her, letting her know that the ancestors would be proud. On Day 3 of the hearings, when it was time for New Jersey Senator Cory Booker to question Judge Jackson during his 20-minute allotted time, he chose instead to affirm and praise her. “He comes up [and] he can’t get the words out and this man, my elder, starts crying. He then proceeded to tell a story about the significance of Jackson’s nomination. Jackson has been attacked by Republicans who have questioned everything from her views on “critical race theory,” to her faith.