St. Paul / Washington / Boerne / Richmond / Chicago / /
Company
Hubbell / Allegheny / BMW of North America / Whitman / Eastern Enterprises / Ge / Adarand Constructors Inc. / J.A. Croson Co. / /
Country
Germany / United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
University of California / Boston University / /
IndustryTerm
state law / death penalty law / finance / campaign finance laws / work product / paint / federal law / law school class / statutory rape law / criminal law / /
Organization
University of California / Supreme Court / Senate / Federal Communications Commission / Florida Board of Regents / Court of Appeals / Board of Education / Campaign Committee / Boston University / Employment Division / Rutgers / Santa Fe Independent School District / Burger Court / Congress / federal government / Board of Education of Westside Community Schools / UN Court / Colorado Republican Federal Campaign Committee / Rehnquist Court / school board / Superior Court / Jackson Board of Education / 13 / Committee for Public Education and Religious Liberty / /
Person
Gary Lawson / Kelly Klaus / William Brennan / Richard Nixon / Wiley Rutledge / Frederick Schauer / Kennedy / Ward Farnsworth / Stephen Breyer / Thurgood Marshall / Jack Beermann / JOHN PAUL STEVENS / Burger / William O. Douglas / Michael W. McConnell / Robert Bork / Clarence Thomas / Antonin Scalia / Nancy Beth Cruzan / Larry Yackle / Nancy Cruzan / Stuart Taylor / Potter Stewart / Lewis Powell / Ronald Cass / Gerald Ford / Bush / William Rehnquist / Brennan / George Carlin / /
Position
common law judge / president / physician / Associate Professor of Law / author / moderately conservative judge / Chief Justice / leader / model / Director / judge / general public policy / lawyer / Chief / /
REALISM, PRAGMATISM, AND JOHN PAUL STEVENS Ward Farnsworth * When William Rehnquist became Chief Justice in 1986, John Paul Stevens seemed an unlikely candidate for status as his Court’s leading dissenter; by reputatio