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Justice Sotomayor apologizes for "inappropriate" remarks about Justice Kavanaugh

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Justice Sonia Sotomayor apologized for her personal criticism of a colleague's concurring opinion in a recent Supreme Court decision regarding immigration stops. This incident highlights the sensitivity around racial profiling and judicial conduct, impacting how tech professionals and developers navigate ethical considerations in AI and data privacy projects. The justices will resume oral arguments on April 20, indicating a return to regular court operations following this personal exchange.

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