“My second clerkship was with Bruce Selya, who is on the First Circuit,...” — Ketanji Brown Jackson Quote

My second clerkship was with Bruce Selya, who is on the First Circuit, and it was a court of appeals clerkship. I learned writing skills in a different way with him, the attention to detail, the way in which he would work with the law clerks in crafting opinions was really something that I had not seen up until that point.

My parents were in public service my brother was a police officer and in the military and being in the public defenders office felt very much like the opportunity to help with my skills and talents.

I have spent years toiling away in the relative solitude of my chambers, with just my law clerks, in isolation.

As judges, we are public servants. And it is up to the people to determine what the structure and form and function of the courts should be.

I'm lucky that I can play all kinds of music, that it appeals to all of the generations.

I like the English league a lot and every year there is always a lot of excitement so that appeals to me.

What appeals about the '70s is the celebration of the female form, the lack of constriction.

I don't really care what type of beat it is. As long as it appeals to my ear, I'm gonna do a song to it.

TV has an extensive reach which takes you through the remotest place so I won't deny that it did play a pivotal role in stemming up my popularity but as an actor, acting is all that appeals to me let that be on the small or big screen, as far as my I am doing justice to my role and my audience.