The Least Interesting Thing About Ketanji Brown Jackson Is Her LSAT Score

(Which was clearly very good.)

By Joe Patrice on March 09, 2022 5:03 pm

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson (Photo by H2rty via Wikimedia Commons)

Cravath proved they’re still the Biglaw compensation leader by coming over the top of Davis Polk’s raises. Now the question is — who will follow them? Which lawyers are still working for Russia? A British politician goes ahead and NAMES NAMES. The dog whistles are getting LOUD: it sure is interesting that the only Supreme Court nominee who is fielding questions about her LSAT score is a Black woman.

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