Constitution Annotated: Supreme Court Biographies

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The Supreme Court Justice Project is part of the ongoing effort of the Congressional Research Service (CRS) to modernize the "Constitution Annotated" site, the authoritative overview of how the Supreme Court has interpreted the U.S. Constitution throughout the nation's history. Currently, the online Constitution Annotated's Table of Supreme Court Justices identifies only the names, terms, appointing U.S. President and noteworthy opinions for each Justice. CRS's long-term plan for the table, is to link each Justice to a detailed personal biography that will contextualize the Justice's jurisprudence in light of their personal background and the historical period in which they served and include pertinent images of or links to Library materials

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