Supreme Court
Supreme Court The United States Supreme Court is one of the three branches of the federal government. The United States Supreme Court is sometimes also known as the High
Justice Ginsburg is the oldest member of the current Supreme Court of the United States. She is an Associate Justice. She was appointed by President Bill Clinton. She has served
On the list of Supreme Court Justices, Clarence Thomas experienced one of the most controversial nomination hearings. While Justices Scalia and Kennedy faced unanimous approval, the Senate vote which approved
Justice Anthony M. Kennedy is one of the two members of Barack Obama's Supreme Court to receive unanimous approval from the United States Senate after his confirmation hearing, the other
Before being appointed Chief Justice, John Roberts had an extensive legal career, despite only being fifty years old when he
The current Supreme Court Justices are Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Justice Antonin Scalia, Justice Anthony Kennedy, Justice Clarence Thomas,
The Supreme Court of the United States is regarded as the highest judicial body in the country. The United States
New York State Court Defined: As is common in all 50 states in America, the head of the executive branch
When seeking to fill a vacant position of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, the President has two options. The president can appoint a new Supreme Court Justice, or
