While her incredible talent for law echoes those of legal star Mike Ross in hit US series Suits, that's where the similarity ends.
Justice Stephen G. Breyer, who before he joined the court had written approvingly of using cost-benefit analysis in administrative law, echoed Justice Scalia.
Ticino's latest law echoes a similar law in France, which was the first European country to ban the burka, and all other forms of face-covering, in 2010, going into effect the following year.
In a ballroom one floor down, the network hosted speeches by Representative Kevin McCarthy of California, the House whip, and Senator John Barrasso of Wyoming, whose vehement attacks against the 2010 health care law echoed the group's attack ads.
Many of the militants the army is now being called on to fight are its own creations, and the Taliban claim that "we have the right to tell you the law" echoes the claims of generals who have ruled Pakistan four times in our history.
Mr Linkevicius described the entry of the Russian aid convoy into eastern Ukraine as "a blatant violation of international law", echoing Ukraine's condemnation of the move.
Australia's new law echoes similar moves across the globe as countries show increasing concerns over terrorism and domestic security.
Corporate leaders in the state have been swift to condemn the law, echoing the backlash that helped take down Indiana's "religious freedom" law last year.
Abbas' mention of "the right to resistance" and "international law" echoes the talking points of Hamas and, more importantly, solidified Fatah as a resistance movement first, albeit one that is willing to move towards peace.
Brittany Maynard, the 29-year-old California resident who moved to Oregon after she was diagnosed with brain cancer to make use of the state's law, echoed this sentiment in a CNN op-ed: "I've had the medication for weeks.
