According to the court, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas (73). Hospitalized with an illness since Friday and is likely to be released within the next few days on the count. The Supreme Court announced in a statement on Sunday evening. Thomas was brought to Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington, D.C. on Friday evening after having “flu-like symptoms.”
Background information about the incident
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas was admitted to the hospital on Friday with an illness. According to a statement from the court. Thomas does not have COVID-19, according to a representative for CBS News on Sunday. Thomas is being treated with intravenous antibiotics at Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington, D.C. And his “symptoms are abating,” according to the court. Who added that the 73-year-old justice “expects to be released from the hospital in a day or two”. The type of infection was not specified by the court.
Men were killed over the weekend
“Poisoning, sudden illness, or any other ‘coincidence’ is not ruled out”. The suspected plot may have been prompted by Chechen troops’ setbacks in the country’s north, according to the agency. “On the basis of the briefs, transcripts, and audio of the oral arguments. Justice Thomas will participate in the consideration and debate of any cases for which he is not present. The statement added.
After many of their men were killed over the weekend. Ukraine said that a portion of the famed Chechen fighter squadron had been transferred back to Russia. Given how the two men have worked their way up through Russian society together. The claim that Bortnikov is the guy to succeed Putin may come as a surprise.
Biden’s candidate to become the first Black woman in the Supreme Court
President George H.W. Bush nominated Thomas in 1991 to fill the Supreme Court vacancy left by the retirement of liberal judge Thurgood Marshall. The court’s first Black justice. Separately, hearings for federal appellate judge Ketanji Brown Jackson. Biden’s candidate to become the first Black woman in the Supreme Court. Will begin on Monday. Find out more Biden has chosen her to succeed Stephen Breyer. The current Supreme Court’s oldest justice, who is retiring at the age of 83.