Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson plans to highlight her legal experience during her Supreme Court confirmation hearings, as GOP senators prepare to question her record on crime
President Biden selected Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson as his Supreme Court nominee to replace Justice Stephen Breyer. WSJ reporter Laura Kusisto explains Judge Jackson’s background and the reasons for her selection.
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