Ketanji Brown Jackson To Become the First Black Woman Sworn In As Supreme Court Justice

Ketanji Brown Jackson , To Become the First Black Woman , Sworn in As Supreme Court Justice.
On June 30, Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson
will be sworn in as an associate
Supreme Court Justice.
CBS reports that the swearing-in will
take place as Justice Stephen Breyer's
retirement becomes official. .
The historic swearing-in ceremony
will make Jackson the first Black woman
to serve on the Supreme Court. .
The historic swearing-in ceremony
will make Jackson the first Black woman
to serve on the Supreme Court. .
Chief Justice John Roberts will administer
the constitutional oath, while Breyer
will administer the judicial oath.
Chief Justice John Roberts will administer
the constitutional oath, while Breyer
will administer the judicial oath.
Breyer's retirement will bring
his nearly 28-year tenure
serving the Court to an end. .
It has been my great honor to participate
as a judge in the effort to maintain
our Constitution and the rule of law, Stephen Breyer, Supreme Court Justice, via CBS.
Breyer announced his retirement
in January, revealing his plans to step down
at the end of the term to President Joe Biden.
Breyer announced his retirement
in January, revealing his plans to step down
at the end of the term to President Joe Biden.
He was appointed to the Supreme Court
in 1994 by former President Bill Clinton. .
In February, Biden announced
Jackson would be his
nominee to replace Breyer.
Her nomination was approved
by the Senate less than
two months later