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If confirmed, Jackson would become the first Black woman to serve on the court. At 51, she would also be the first justice since Thurgood Marshall with significant experience as a defense lawyer. As the successor to Justice Breyer, Jackson would not change the court’s current 6-to-3 conservative supermajority.
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Before her current post, Jackson served eight years as a federal trial judge in Washington. She was a Supreme Court law clerk for Breyer. Jackson was nominated to her appeals court position just eight months ago and was confirmed in a 53-44 vote with the support of all Democrats and three Republican senators.
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As a judge, Jackson has no record of rulings, writings or speeches on the hot-button issues of abortion, gun rights or freedom of religion. She was on the three-judge panel that rejected former President Trump’s effort to block the National Archives from giving the House Jan. 6 committee hundreds of documents from his time in the White House.