Meet The Black Women Who Could Replace Justice Breyer
U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit Judge Kentaji Brown Jackson is another prospect for Breyer’s seat after years of. A former public defender for indigent clients, Jackson also clerked for Breyer and two other federal judges before joining the U.S. Sentencing Commission as it reduced the cruel and long legal penalties for crack cocaine.
from Harvard, which means she joins theserving on the Supreme Court. Jackson, who joined the appellate court after Merrick Garland resigned to serve as Biden’s Attorney General, has issued opinions on a wide range of legal issues, including civil rights, constitutional and criminal law and regulatory issues.At just 45-years-old, Kruger is an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of California, becoming the second Black woman to sit on the state Supreme Court after former Gov.
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