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WASHINGTON — Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg returned to the Supreme Court on Friday to participate in a private conference at which the justices considered adding cases to the court’s docket, a court spokeswoman said. It was Justice Ginsburg’s first appearance at the court since undergoing cancer surgery in December.
Among the cases under consideration at Friday’s conference were ones on whether the Trump administration may add a question on citizenship to the census and whether a federal law barring employment discrimination applies to gay men and lesbians.
Justice Ginsburg, 85, missed two weeks of arguments in January but participated in the cases by reading briefs and transcripts. She is expected to be on the bench on Tuesday when the court returns from its four-week midwinter break.
Justice Ginsburg has suffered a number of health setbacks over the years but had never before missed an argument in her 25 years on the court.
Justice Ginsburg’s left lung on Dec. 21. The court has said that the surgery was successful and that she is cancer free.
“Post-surgery evaluation indicates no evidence of remaining disease, and no further treatment is required,” Kathleen Arberg, a court spokeswoman, said in January.
They are waiting for what Qanon, Hannity, and Rush tell them.Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Returns to Work at Supreme Court
WASHINGTON — Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg returned to the Supreme Court on Friday to participate in a private conference at which the justices considered adding cases to the court’s docket, a court spokeswoman said. It was Justice Ginsburg’s first appearance at the court since undergoing cancer surgery in December.
Among the cases under consideration at Friday’s conference were ones on whether the Trump administration may add a question on citizenship to the census and whether a federal law barring employment discrimination applies to gay men and lesbians.
Justice Ginsburg, 85, missed two weeks of arguments in January but participated in the cases by reading briefs and transcripts. She is expected to be on the bench on Tuesday when the court returns from its four-week midwinter break.
Justice Ginsburg has suffered a number of health setbacks over the years but had never before missed an argument in her 25 years on the court.
Justice Ginsburg’s left lung on Dec. 21. The court has said that the surgery was successful and that she is cancer free.
“Post-surgery evaluation indicates no evidence of remaining disease, and no further treatment is required,” Kathleen Arberg, a court spokeswoman, said in January.
Let the conspiracies begin.
It's a body double...
Hologram...
There's no way so many of could just have been really, really, REALLY stupid.
I never for a moment believed there was any conspiracy about her absence, as well, I never doubted she was in ill health
I simply hoped that she would see that she is no longer up for the job, and announce her retirement.
Good for her...we'll see if she can make it another six years.
I never for a moment believed there was any conspiracy about her absence, as well, I never doubted she was in ill health
I simply hoped that she would see that she is no longer up for the job, and announce her retirement.
I never specified any particular person, but you know as well as I do that there were TONS of them. There were entire threads of people who were SURE she was dead.
I simply hoped that she would see that she is no longer up for the job, and announce her retirement.
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Returns to Work at Supreme Court
WASHINGTON — Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg returned to the Supreme Court on Friday to participate in a private conference at which the justices considered adding cases to the court’s docket, a court spokeswoman said. It was Justice Ginsburg’s first appearance at the court since undergoing cancer surgery in December.
Among the cases under consideration at Friday’s conference were ones on whether the Trump administration may add a question on citizenship to the census and whether a federal law barring employment discrimination applies to gay men and lesbians.
Justice Ginsburg, 85, missed two weeks of arguments in January but participated in the cases by reading briefs and transcripts. She is expected to be on the bench on Tuesday when the court returns from its four-week midwinter break.
Justice Ginsburg has suffered a number of health setbacks over the years but had never before missed an argument in her 25 years on the court.
Justice Ginsburg’s left lung on Dec. 21. The court has said that the surgery was successful and that she is cancer free.
“Post-surgery evaluation indicates no evidence of remaining disease, and no further treatment is required,” Kathleen Arberg, a court spokeswoman, said in January.
Let the conspiracies begin.
It's a body double...
Hologram...
There's no way so many of could just have been really, really, REALLY stupid.
I simply hoped that she would see that she is no longer up for the job, and announce her retirement.
What evidence do we have that she's not up for the job? Her recovery was meant to take weeks. The first time she's missed work in 25 years.
I simply hoped that she would see that she is no longer up for the job, and announce her retirement.
What evidence do we have that she's not up for the job? Her recovery was meant to take weeks. The first time she's missed work in 25 years.
I simply hoped that she would see that she is no longer up for the job, and announce her retirement.
What evidence do we have that she's not up for the job? Her recovery was meant to take weeks. The first time she's missed work in 25 years.
She's 85, that's all the evidence you need.
I simply hoped that she would see that she is no longer up for the job, and announce her retirement.
What evidence do we have that she's not up for the job? Her recovery was meant to take weeks. The first time she's missed work in 25 years.
She's 85, that's all the evidence you need.
85 is fine. We allow 85 year olds to drive. Let this woman hold a pen until she keels over.
I never for a moment believed there was any conspiracy about her absence, as well, I never doubted she was in ill health
I simply hoped that she would see that she is no longer up for the job, and announce her retirement.
