Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s public statement Thursday that she regretted her comments about presidential candidate Donald Trump was extraordinary. When justices and judges voice regret or admit errors it’s usually about the law—think: a previous ruling—and not politics.
Although rare, justices and judges do confess in public and in their opinions about mistakes and regrets.
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