Good morning and welcome to Supreme Court Brief! With the year rapidly drawing to a close, we focus on 2023 and what to expect in terms of arguments, decisions and other court-related issues. We also preview a fun essay appearing in 2023 about the origins of the phrase “en banc” and how to pronounce it. Plus, scroll down for Congress’ disposal of another Roger Taney statute.
This is the final Supreme Court Brief of 2022 and the final one by this reporter. I am retiring from The National Law Journal but not from covering the Supreme Court. I will continue to provide analysis for PBS NewsHour and perhaps occasionally for the National Law Journal. You can reach me at: [email protected]. It has been an honor to write for you and to get to know so many of you. Best wishes for a healthy and safe 2023!
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson. Photo: Diego M. Radzinschi/ALM
What Will 2023 Bring?
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