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NEW YORK – Justice Amy Coney Barrett spoke about her recent controversial opinion on universal injunctions on Thursday, saying her stern words for Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson in it were appropriate.

When asked by the Free Press' Bari Weiss about her surprisingly sharp comments on Jackson, Barrett said she felt she "set the calibration right" in the majority opinion, which she authored in June.

"I thought Justice Jackson had made an argument in strong terms that I thought warranted a response," Barrett said.

Barrett, a Trump appointee, spoke for more than an hour on stage at the Lincoln Center in Manhattan to kick off a string of appearances she is set to make to promote her new book "Listening to the Law" while the Su

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