To the Point
Supreme Court: Use Side Entrance
No longer will Americans seeking justice in the highest court of the land climb the 45 marble steps to the US Supreme Court. The six-ton bronze front doors have been closed to entrants , although they will still be used by those leaving.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readNo longer will Americans seeking justice in the highest court of the land climb the 45 marble steps to the US Supreme Court. The six-ton bronze front doors have been
closed to entrants, although they will still be used by those leaving. Two justices
opposed closing the doors, beneath the inscription "Equal Justice Under Law," calling them "a metaphor for access to the court itself."
Jeffrey Rosen is Professor of Law at George Washington University.
