Ketanji Brown Jackson: Security Need 'Most Startling' Part of Supreme Court
Summary
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson talked about the new need for strong security since she joined the Court, which she had not experienced in lower courts. She explained that the security demands have changed her daily life and talked about efforts to remain unbiased in her role. Other justices have also asked Congress for more money to boost their protection because of rising threats.Key Facts
- Justice Jackson said the biggest change in the Supreme Court is the need for heavy security.
- She cannot go out as freely as before due to safety concerns.
- Jackson follows strict rules to avoid any conflicts of interest and to stay unbiased.
- Justices Amy Coney Barrett and Elena Kagan spoke to Congress asking for more funding for security.
- Security funding would pay for more police officers, better physical security, and improved cybersecurity.
- Threats to justices and their families have increased, causing worry among Supreme Court members.
- Justice Barrett mentioned being given a bulletproof vest and experiences with "swatting" attacks.
- Justice Brett Kavanaugh faced serious security threats including an armed man near his home.
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