Tremendous win here for Georgetown Law so very very excited for you.

In the last years of her life Justice Ginsburg gave a lot of talks. One conversation with Poppy Harlow was among the most illuminating. I was wowed —especially because Poppy had given birth 4 DAYS earlier. Poppy=extraordinary podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bos…

Such a stellar journalist !!! What a career! And so many good thoughts for the amazing Ann Marimow

Justice Souter very eloquent: “While kindness like that never had a role in deciding cases, I knew it was there for me personally as Sandra’s friend”

Justice Breyer was particularly close to O’Connor. He notes “The lunch room would light up when she walked in” … “my dear friend, Sandra”

Kagan: “it is impossible to have a greater legacy”

KBJ: “Full of grace and grit , she was a marvel to watch and learn from”

Lovely statements from the court honoring Justice O’Connor. Barrett notes she was 9 when O’Connor was appointed. “I remember being awestruck”

One of the most popular exhibits here at Scotus features O’Connor’s pink suit.

Don’t miss this👇 podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/all…

Kagan, J., in the Jarkesy argument:

Agency-initiated administrative adjudications have been commonplace for more than 50 years and no one (until now) has challenged them on Seventh Amendment grounds because ... 'nobody has had the chutzpah (to quote my people).'

#SCOTUS

If one thinks the administrative state dies if agencies have to bring civil penalty actions in federal court instead of before in-house administrative law judges, we have very different understandings of the stakes of the first question presented in Jarkesy.

It seems the longer she has been on the bench the more comfortable Justice Barrett is in revealing her personal side. Read this great piece by Devan Cole cnn.com/2023/11/10/pol…

I thought the same thing. Only KBJ came out swinging against Bruen.