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Supreme Court's Barrett says US not in constitutional crisis

Justice Amy Coney Barrett, part of the conservative Supreme Court majority, defends the court's integrity amid concerns over a case challenging the 2015 same-sex marriage ruling.

  • Justice Amy Coney Barrett stated that the U.S. is not in a constitutional crisis during her remarks at the Lincoln Center in Manhattan.
  • While discussing universal injunctions, Barrett criticized Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson for believing in an 'imperial judiciary.'
  • Barrett emphasized her respect for Jackson and clarified that her comments were not a personal attack.
  • She expressed satisfaction with her majority opinion, believing it set the correct tone regarding the scope of judicial power.
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