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  “Lovely One,” Reviewed: Justice Kentanji Brown Jackson’s Memoir

  By Amy Davidson Sorkin Verified

  Oct. 21, 2024

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  A Public Defender’s Radical Approach to Representing the January 6th Rioters

  By Andrea Kälin, Amy Davidson Sorkin Verified

  Oct. 09, 2024

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  “Lovely One,” Reviewed: Justice Kentanji Brown Jackson’s Memoir

  By Amy Davidson Sorkin Verified

  Oct. 21, 2024

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