1 month ago | By WTAE

He retired in June 2010 at age 90, the second oldest justice in the court's history.
Read more ...

Former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens dies at 99

John Paul Stevens, who served on the Supreme Court for nearly 35 years and became its leading liberal, has died. He was 99.
Read more ...

Retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens dies at 99

1 month ago | By WGN TV

Justice John Paul Stevens , who was nominated to the Supreme Court by Republican President Gerald Ford in 1975 in the wake of Watergate and stepped down almost 35 years later as a leader for the liberal side of the bench, has died. He was 99.
Stevens, known as a soft spoken midwesterner with a searing intellect, died on Tuesday, according to a statement from the Supreme Court.
Stevens was born in the South Side of Chicago in 1920 and graduated from the University of Chicago in 1941, and Northwestern Law School in 1947. In interviews, he shied away from questions concerning his legacy and...
Read more ...

John Paul Stevens, long-serving Supreme Court justice, dies at 99

1 month ago | By Politico

John Paul Stevens, the third-longest serving justice in U.S. Supreme Court history and a court figure whose influence grew markedly over his tenure, has died. He was 99. The bow-tie-wearing Chicago Republican served from December 1975 to June 2010, a term on the court only eclipsed by those of William O. Douglas (1939-75) and Stephen Field (1863-97). At the age of 90, Stevens was the second-oldest justice ever at the time of his retirement, behind only Oliver Wendell Holmes. “He was not a justice who sought to become a celebrity or to assume the role of legal oracle,” said George...
Read more ...

Former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens dead at 99

1 month ago | By ABC

Former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens has died at age 99, ABC News confirmed Tuesday.
Read more ...

Retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens dead at 99

1 month ago | By New York Post

Retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens - a strong proponent of abolishing the Second Amendment - has died, ABC News reported. He was 99. Appointed by Republican President Gerald Ford in 1975, Stevens retired after 35 years on the bench in 2010, making him the third-longest-serving justice.
Read more ...