| | Neil Gorsuch took his judicial oath at the Supreme Court as its 113th justice on Monday - but more importantly, as the ninth justice who will bring the court back to full strength after 14 months since Justice Antonin Scalia died. At 11 a.m. Eastern time at the White House, Gorsuch will take his constitutional oath as a federal employee from Justice Anthony Kennedy, the longest-serving current justice, who employed Gorsuch as a law clerk nearly a quarter-century ago.
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