United States:
When It Comes To Research, Go Deeper Than Wikipedia
07 March 2022
Stroock & Stroock & Lavan LLP
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In a new post for MEDIUM, Senior Counsel Joel Cohen responds to a
recent Politico article reporting that two
former clerks of Judge Katanji Brown Jackson of the U.S. Court of
Appeals for the District of Columbia — one of three leading
potential nominees for the Biden administration's replacement
of Justice Stephen Breyer — claim another former clerk has
added material to Judge Jackson's Wikipedia page "to make
her profile more appealing to a liberal (maybe Biden) audience, and
has also edited the Wiki entries of [two other leading candidates],
as well as the entries of other Black women judges, to present them
as less appealing to those who might be of interest to President
Biden."
Joel reminds readers of the lack of editorial guidance exercised
over Wikipedia entries and the responsibility of individuals to be
cautious when taking information learned on the Internet at face
value.
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