‘Really Legitimate Argument’: Ketanji Brown Jackson Doesn’t Let Up On Crutch Of Attorney’s Argument

During Supreme Court consolidated oral arguments for Rutherford v. U.S. and Carter v. U.S. on Wednesday, Associate Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson questioned an argument about whether or not the same kind of conflict in a prior case applies to this one.

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