Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson was confirmed to the Supreme Court Thursday afternoon by 53-47 Senate vote — but she's not a justice yet. Jackson will have to wait until either late June or early July before she can take her seat on the Supreme Court because Justice Stephen Breyer is still sitting in it. That notably happened on the court Jackson is leaving, the D.C. But it is rare for a Supreme Court justice to wait so long to be sworn in after being confirmed. Justice Neil Gorsuch filled late Justice Antonin Scalia's seat immediately after he was confirmed and was sworn in shortly after the Senate vote.

Source: Fox News April 08, 2022 18:56 UTC