Amy Coney Barrett 'Took the Gloves Off' Against Clarence Thomas: Attorney

The justice is 'parting ways with fellow conservatives when she disagrees,' attorney David Lat said.

Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett 'took the gloves off' against Justice Clarence Thomas in a recent decision, according to one attorney.Barrett is delivering on assurances she gave during her 2020 confirmation hearings of having her own mind, David Lat wrote in an article for Bloomberg Law that was also shared in his Original Jurisdiction newsletter.

'Even though she was a college sophomore when Thomas joined the Court in 1991, making him almost three decades her senior, she wasn't afraid to disagree with him—vigorously.'In Vidal v.

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