Voting rights and affirmative action top Jackson’s Supreme Court docket

By Kaelan Deese
Published July 3, 2022 10:15am ET
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Voting rights and affirmative action top Jackson’s Supreme Court docket
As the Supreme Court comes to recess after a groundbreaking term, newly sworn-in Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson will face a litany of major cases when the high court returns in the fall. Jackson, who made history as the first black woman to ascend to the Supreme Court, was sworn in Thursday afternoon during a small […]

As the Supreme Court comes to recess after a groundbreaking term, newly sworn-in Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson will face a litany of major cases when the high court returns in the fall.

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