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Chief Justices of the United States Supreme Court

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State's high court to rule on rape cases When statute of limitations runs out is core issue Breyer was unhappy with outcome of many cases last term, but strong in belief in rule of law	Today's Supreme Court is no longer so reclusive Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts is vastly more media- friendly than his predecessor, William Rehnquist.
Chief Justice Urges Pay Raise for Judges Courts' Viability at Stake, Roberts Says
Justices Continue Trend of Hearing Fewer Cases Inmate to spend life in prison for 1988 murder; U.S. Supreme Court had vacated death sentence
	High court: No barring jurors because of race
Deadline looms for Supreme Court Some big cases still undecided	Justices reshape high court Mix of new, old brings increase in unanimity
Supreme Court to hear suits on dry-river laws	Once again, Scalia's the talk of the town
Roberts is confirmed as 17th chief justice	High court ushers in Roberts era
High court ushers in Roberts era	Roberts writes of threats to judicial independence Supreme Court hurt by soaring rent, wage gap
Supreme Court Justice Rehnquist's Key Decisions	Justices side with Oregon on assisted- suicide law No impact in Arizona from ruling on suicide
Nominations to the High Court	'Judicial Activism' to Be Thankful For
Bush Faces Pressure to Diversify Supreme Court Hispanic Group Says Votes Are at Stake as Some Conservatives Urge a Nomination on Philosophy Only	O'Connor recalls Senate questioning as 'just miserable' Empathy, praise for the nominee
Bork's Shadow Looms Over Court Opening Defeat of '87 Nomination a Model for Liberals, a Lesson for Conservatives	Hearings for Roberts open today; Here's Q&A
Rehnquist helped lead court, country to right	Key rulings during Rehnquist's years as chief justice
One Man's Unwavering Constitution To the End, Rehnquist Followed His Own Path	Alan Dershowitz: Telling the Truth About Chief Justice Rehnquist
New top AZ justice urges judges to explain the job	O'Connor a frequent flier; justices' assets in millions
Judge is viewed as on her way to Supreme Court nomination	Political clash looms as Rehnquist nears retirement
Judge: Efforts to dilute court wrong Some proposals to change courts Justice criticizes lawmakers' bills ahead of speech to Legislature	High court to review Oregon law on suicide
Top court's new business looks a lot like old business Justices expected to revisit several major decisions	Shaping high court is social issues key Election winner could appoint up to 4 justices
Active Rehnquist turns 80 today 2nd justice to reach milestone	High court to name names
Supreme Court won't disturb Indian gaming	Supreme Court declines to hear Mesa drug testing case
Top court ends session, curbs president's role	Scalia: Too many morally charged questions in court
O'Connor's power examined Professor says add justices, end 'court of 1'	Court Tackled Big Issues, Avoided Others
O'Connor: A mighty swing Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor has been called "the most powerful woman in the history of the universe" by a leading constitutional lawyer. Read more about this Arizona native in our special report.	Ginsburg marks 10 years on high court Ginsburg rulings
Race, gay sex, speech cases to end high-court term	U.S. Justice Sandra O'Connor says she will serve next term
How Estrada nomination illustrates out-of-control confirmation process	Supreme Court retirements likely Could be biggest shuffle in 3 decades
Barbie song appeal strikes an off note for high court	Supreme Court from the Washington Post
30 years after ruling, ambiguity, anxiety surround abortion debate	The highest court gets oddest cases
'Roe's' fate soon could be in O'Connor's hands Swing-vote justice possibly in line as chief	Abortion ruling, 30 years old today, affected 46 states
Bill would split 9th Circuit	Justice Thomas finds rare voice on cross-burning
Judicial elections - the sensible middle path that the Supreme Court missed	U.S. judge rules against Homeland office in privacy lawsuit
Top court takes on immigrants issue	Political labels lag as 9th Circuit Court evolves Appeals panel that includes Arizona is country's largest
Judicial ideology is in the spotlight	Bill would split 9th Circuit Appeals Court too large, GOP says
Money spent on judicial elections threatens impartiality, study says	9th Circuit Court handles the most cases, criticism
Hull signs English-learner bill	Supreme Court Rulings 2002 Term

Richard Pryor Dies
With Humor and Anger About Black Life, Comic Inspired a Generation

In a joke about black men in prison, Pryor said: "You go down there looking for justice; that's what you find: just us." Washington Post 12/10/05

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