Jackson Warns Supreme Court of Institutional Costs of Emergency Rulings
The Hill1 min read100 words
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson urged her Supreme Court colleagues on Thursday to use the emergency docket less frequently, warning that the Court’s current practice is imposing “institutional costs.” She questioned why one party receives a fast pass to the Supreme Court of the United States while many other parties remain queued, waiting patiently for a hearing.
Justice Jackson’s remarks highlight concerns about the fairness and efficiency of the Court’s emergency procedures, suggesting that the current approach may disadvantage parties who are not granted expedited review.
Justice Jackson warned that the Supreme Court’s use of the emergency docket imposes institutional costs.
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