On the Supreme Court, Amy Coney Barrett is unafraid to ‘go her own way’

The U.S. Supreme Court is a notoriously difficult workplace to join. But perhaps not if you’re already coming from a family of nine.

Amy Coney Barrett cracked that joke at the ceremony announcing her nomination to the high court in 2020. Over the ensuing four terms, it has become less a joke and more an asset. Making yourself heard amid nine different voices is a valuable skill for a justice, it turns out.

And it has helped Justice Barrett become perhaps the most intriguing – and most scrutinized – member of the court…

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