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Fred Vinson
Chief Justice (1946–1953) appointed by Truman who presided over Cold War–era national security cases, including upholding the Smith Act convictions, and died in office.
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The top alternative to Fred Vinson in 2026 is Robert Jackson with a score of 9.5/10, followed by John Paul Stevens (8.7) and William Howard Taft (8.3).
Robert Jackson
Robert Jackson was a federal judge best known for his role as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court from 1941 to 1954....
John Paul Stevens
Associate Justice appointed by Gerald Ford in 1975 who served 35 years, eventually leading the Court's liberal bloc befo...
William Howard Taft
The only American to serve as both President (1909–1913) and Chief Justice (1921–1930), appointed to lead the Court by P...
John Roberts
17th Chief Justice of the United States, appointed by George W. Bush in 2005, known for upholding the Affordable Care Ac...
William H. Rehnquist
Chief Justice of the United States from 1986 to 2005, first appointed Associate Justice by Nixon in 1972 and elevated by...
John Marshall Harlan II
Associate Justice (1955–1971) appointed by Eisenhower and grandson of Harlan I, known for defending federalism and limit...
Harry Blackmun
Associate Justice appointed by Nixon in 1970, best known for authoring the majority opinion in Roe v. Wade (1973) establ...
John Jay
First Chief Justice of the United States (1789–1795), co-author of the Federalist Papers, and negotiator of Jay's Treaty...
Edward White
Associate Justice elevated to Chief Justice in 1910—the first such promotion in Court history—appointed originally by Cl...
Tom Clark
Associate Justice (1949–1967) appointed by Truman, who wrote the majority opinion in Mapp v. Ohio (1961) applying the ex...
Edward Sanford
Edward Sanford was a U.S. Supreme Court Justice (1923–1930) who authored the majority opinion in Gitlow v. New York (192...
Joseph Rucker Lamar
Joseph Rucker Lamar was a U.S. Supreme Court Justice (1911–1916) from Georgia, appointed by President Taft, and a distan...
Mahlon Pitney
Mahlon Pitney was a U.S. Supreme Court Justice (1912–1922) known for his conservative labor rulings, including limiting...
John H. Clarke
John H. Clarke was a U.S. Supreme Court Justice (1916–1922) who resigned to advocate for U.S. participation in the Leagu...
Salmon P. Chase
Chief Justice (1864–1873) and former Lincoln Treasury Secretary who designed the national banking system and presided ov...
Morrison Waite
Chief Justice (1874–1888) appointed by Grant who presided over Reconstruction-era rulings in the Slaughterhouse Cases an...
William Day
William Day was a U.S. Supreme Court Justice (1903–1922) who authored the majority opinion in Weeks v. United States (19...
Sherman Minton
Associate Justice (1949–1956) appointed by Truman, former Democratic Senator from Indiana, who generally deferred to exe...
Joseph McKenna
Joseph McKenna was a U.S. Supreme Court Justice (1898–1925) and the only Catholic on the Court for much of his tenure, a...
Horace Lurton
Horace Lurton was a U.S. Supreme Court Justice (1910–1914) and the oldest person appointed to the Court at age 65, nomin...
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