Jackson warns Supreme Court’s emergency rulings imposing ‘institutional costs’

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson cautioned her fellow Supreme Court justices about the negative effects of frequent emergency rulings, noting that it creates "institutional costs" and disrupts the court's regular order. She questioned why certain parties receive expedited attention while others wait, suggesting this imbalance could undermine the court's credibility and fairness. This critique highlights broader concerns about the court's procedures and the potential for favoring specific interest groups over the general public.