U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor is making news as well as selling books during her media tour to publicize the release of her memoir, My Beloved World. In several interviews, she has made it clear she is no longer a fan of allowing cameras in the Supreme Court.
During her confirmation hearing in 2009, she embraced camera access, and predicted that as a "really good litigator" she could persuade her new colleagues to give it a try.
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