Good morning and welcome to Supreme Court Brief. The justices are off the bench for two weeks. The final round of oral arguments is just around the corner, beginning April 18. We check in with Orrick’s Mel Bostwick, a regular at the Federal Circuit in patent appeals, who also has a passion for representing veterans. She makes her high court debut this month. If you wondered who participated in the ABA’s practitioners’ reading group that vetted the legal writings of Ketanji Brown Jackson, we have their names. And scroll down to read Justice Barrett’s advice on how to distinguish between agenda-driven and nonpartisan decisions: “Read the opinion.”
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Mel Bostwick of Orrick. Courtesy photo
Fighting for Veterans
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