Taneisha Means

LOVING seeing all these amazing women's books coming out right now! #WomenWhoJudicial

Justice Clarence Thomas must recuse himself from consideration of Loper Bright v. Raimondo. RT if you agree.

Read Nadia E. Brown's interview of @YalidyM about her newly-published book, "Moral and Immoral Whiteness in Immigration Politics" goodauthority.org/news/how-white…

"Color of Justice: All-White Benches Persist in US District Courts" by @HeadleyTiana, Bloomberg Law youtu.be/BYYxyIN_cFE

CONFIRMED: Vernon Oliver to the District of Connecticut Judge Oliver has deep ties to Connecticut’s legal community and a long career in public service as a prosecutor and on the bench. Ready to serve on day one.

FACTS: Justice Alito chose to sit for interviews with David Rivkin in April and June. Rivkin has had business before the Court since February. Justice Alito used the Rivkin puff piece to prejudge pending legislation. The Court is in an ethics crisis of its own making.

Delaware district judges are among the most overworked in the country and are facing a crisis of judicial resources. My bipartisan bill with @SenToddYoung , the JUDGES Act, will increase the number of federal district judges in overburdened areas of the country like Delaware.

CONFIRMED: Jeffrey Cummings to the Northern District of Illinois. Judge Cummings is an accomplished litigator and jurist, currently serving as a magistrate judge in Illinois. He has deep ties to the state – and will ensure justice for all.

“The issue of diversity on our Article III bench can be achieved only through this political process” - Chief Judge James Randal Hall, Southern District of Georgia news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law-week/co…