The dispute over Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s appearance on Michelle Obama’s podcast is less about any concrete ethics violation than about how Supreme Court impartiality is perceived in a highly partisan media environment.
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'The irony': Ketanji Brown Jackson roasted after stressing impartiality on Michelle Obama's podcast
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Ketanji Brown Jackson Touts Political Neutrality During Sit-Down With … Michelle Obama
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Ketanji Brown Jackson avoids bias ... by joining Michelle Obama’s podcast?
Ketanji Brown Jackson told Michelle Obama's "IMO" podcast she is "very, very mindful" of impartiality, sparking swift mockery over the perceived irony.
This week, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson discussed with Michelle Obama, of all people, the importance of justices appearing impartial — and so far, the reactions to their conversation have been just about what you'd expect.
The dispute over Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s appearance on Michelle Obama’s podcast is less about any concrete ethics violation than about how Supreme Court impartiality is perceived in a highly partisan media environment.
In a recent appearance on Michelle Obama’s podcast, Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson explained that she refuses to do anything that might appear biased. “When I get invitations to do things, I always have them screened by the legal office, the public information office, just to make sure …
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