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Ketanji Brown Jackson's memoir offers insight into her journey to becoming the first Black woman on the Supreme Court. She reflects on her confirmation hearings, her approach to constitutional interpretation, and the impact of her background on her legal perspective.
- Jackson emphasizes the importance of treating everyone equally under the law, regardless of their position.
- She highlights her commitment to staying within the court's lane and avoiding policymaking.
- Jackson's confirmation hearings involved intense scrutiny, including questions about her sentencing record.
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