SUMMARY: Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, one of three liberals on a predominantly conservative court, channels her frustrations through boxing lessons. In an interview, she discussed her experience on the court, including dissenting on issues like affirmative action and presidential immunity. Jackson has made personal strides, releasing her memoir “Lovely One,” which resonated with readers, particularly about raising her autistic daughter. Additionally, she made a Broadway debut in “Juliet,” fulfilling a long-held aspiration. Jackson is proud of her groundbreaking role and emphasizes her commitment to impartiality in judicial decisions, remaining ready for future cases.

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SUMMARY: The St. Augustine Black History app, launched in February 2021, allows users to explore the city’s 450-year Black history. Created by Visit St. Augustine, it combines historical content with real-world exploration using the “What’s Nearby” feature. Key sites include the Accord Civil Rights Museum, St. Paul A.M.E. Church, and the site of Fort Mose, the first Black free settlement in the U.S. The app organizes content into four sections: Events Timeline, Historical People, Historical Places, and Historical Topics. It’s regularly updated to offer an engaging and evolving experience of Black history in St. Augustine.

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SUMMARY: The Casselberry Police Department in Florida has introduced a new full-body restraint device called the “Wrap” to enhance safety during arrests. This three-part device includes leg straps, an arm sleeve, and a helmet, offering more control than the previous leg-only “Hobble.” The Wrap helps prevent suspects from moving their upper bodies, reducing risks to officers, suspects, and bystanders. It has been effective in calming individuals under the influence or experiencing mental breakdowns, allowing them to safely be transported. The department plans to equip each patrol unit with several Wraps for immediate use.

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