News U.S. High Court cuts back work on holy days Facebook Twitter Email SMS WhatsApp Share By J. Correspondent | October 13, 1995 Neither Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg nor Justice Stephen Breyer was present in court on the Day of Atonement. Information about how they spent the Jewish holy day was not available. The court typically follows a preset schedule, convening during the first week of October, which coincided this year with Yom Kippur. Court guidelines permit justices to miss a day's arguments, provided that they bring themselves up to speed by reviewing transcripts. J. Correspondent Also On J. Letters Free speech at S.F. State; ‘Love for all Jews’ has a limit; etc. Books Agatha Christie novels edited to remove offensive references to Jews Bay Area Neo-Nazi leader arrested in San Jose after threatening journalist World Israeli turmoil spills over into European Jewish leaders' summit Subscribe to our Newsletter Enter Email Sign Up