Thank you, judge simon. Thank you, everyone. Welcome, thank you for being here, Justice Kagan. Its an honor to have you here. Were really excited and we appreciate you taking the time to have this conversation with us. Its great to be here this whole conference and thank you to everybody and especially to the chief judge for making me feel so at home and forgiving me so much work to do during this. The lineup in that case were somewhat unusual given the recent divide on the court. Im wondering from your perception what lessons can we learn from that case and from the lineup . Well, truth be told, i do think that the lineups were less unusual than they just were lop sided. You know, the unusual lineup is usually like the 54, but everybodys all scrambled. But this was just a lop sided result. It was a 72 case, sometimes we have those. We have 72 cases. We have 81 cases. And in this case the outsiders, if you will, were me and the chief justice. And what can i say, there were seven people
Every you are, the opinion that matters the most is your own. This is what democracy looks like. Cspan, powered by cable. Amy Coney Barrett considers the potential benefits of the code of ethics for the nations highest court. During a conversation with law students at the university of minnesota, or comments come in the wake of new stories detailing ethical concerns among some of the Court Justices. I think he said there is a Family Connection to the university of minnesota. Crux the professor did not know this when he invited me so i dont think that was the reason he invited me but my brother actually went to bu. It is not my first time visiting campus. He lived in a rental house in hankey town. I know you dont think about the university when you say the u. Crux i want to ask a question by your undergraduate college. You received your undergraduate degree in memphis which is a superb school and i noted several years ago the justice graduated from the college. It was the Memphis Colleg
Thank you, judge simon. Thank you, everyone. Welcome, thank you for being here, Justice Kagan. Its an honor to have you here. Were really excited and we appreciate you taking the time to have this conversation with us. Its great to be here this whole conference and thank you to everybody and especially to the chief judge for making me feel so at home and forgiving me so much work to do during this. The lineup in that case were somewhat unusual given the recent divide on the court. Im wondering from your perception what lessons can we learn from that case and from the lineup . Well, truth be told, i do think that the lineups were less unusual than they just were lop sided. You know, the unusual lineup is usually like the 54, but everybodys all scrambled. But this was just a lop sided result. It was a 72 case, sometimes we have those. We have 72 cases. We have 81 cases. And in this case the outsiders, if you will, were me and the chief justice. And what can i say, there were seven people
Thank you, judge simon. An thank you judge simon, and k good morning everyone, and welcome. Welcome and thank you for being here, Justice Kagan. Its great to be here. It is an honor to have you here. We are really excited and we appreciate you taking time to have a conversation with us. Its good to be here at this whole conference, and thank you to everybody and especially chief judge mortier for making me feel so at home, and for giving me so much work to do. You have cheerfully undertaken musso thank you. The Supreme Court recently issued the andy warhol decision and in that case the court ruled that andy warhol had infringed on photographer Lynn Goldsmiths copyright because he created silkscreen images of prints using her photographs. Now the lineup in that case was somewhat unusual, given what the public perceives to be the recent divide on the court. So im wondering, from your perception, what lessons can we learn from that case and from the lineup . Truth be told, i do think that
Some of the Court Justices. I think he said there is a Family Connection to the university of minnesota. Crux the professor did not know this when he invited me so i dont think that was the reason he invited me but my brother actually went to bu. It is not my first time visiting campus. He lived in a rental house in hankey town. I know you dont think about the university when you say the u. Crux i want to ask a question by your undergraduate college. You received your undergraduate degree in memphis which is a superb school and i noted several years ago the justice graduated from the college. It was the Memphis College of law. Were you aware that a Supreme Court justice had graduated from your undergraduate school . Did you think it all about the Supreme Court at that time . Crux i did not know i wanted to be a lawyer. I had some vague awareness that they want to roast college. I thought, about going. I also thought about going to law school. You are the only justice to graduate from l