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The
Supreme Court
The
Supreme Court of the United States is
known as "The Highest Court in the Land,"
and not without reason. When the Supreme
Court decides a case, there is no further
appeal. The Supreme Court currently
consists of nine Justices, who hold their
positions for life, are appointed by the
President, and must be confirmed by the
U.S. Senate.
This
section of the History Guy Website will
include pages and posts on the Justices of
the Supreme Court, the legal decisions of
the Supreme Court, and Supreme Court
news.
Women
Justices of the U.S. Supreme
Court
Safford
Unified School District #1 et al.
v.
Redding
(2009)
Kagan
heads to high court: Ex-Harvard dean
will be fourth woman to serve; Senate
confirmation vote 63-to-37; Brown
opposed--Boston Globe, August 3,
2010