Earl Hines

Supreme Court justices do have personal views. They are appointed through a political process. Observers naturally must ask how great a role their political views actually play. Some scholars argue that the justices’ political preferences play a large role, essentially dictating their decisions in many cases. They point to the fact that justices appointed by conservative presidents tend to vote in a conservative fashion and those appointed by liberal presidents vote the opposite way. The…

such a ceremony had taken place on the death of a Supreme Court justice. Ironically, his enemy, President Richard Nixon attended his funeral and then resigned the presidency on August 9, 1974. Earl Warren was buried on July 12, 1974 with military honors at Arlington Ceremony. Earl Warren’s legacy One of Earl Warren’s core beliefs was that public office was to be treated as a public trust. He was one – perhaps one of a very few – major public servants who believed that the future would be…

refers to the Supreme Court from years 1953 to 1969. The chief justice at the time was Earl Warren, who was known as the most outstanding 20th century leader of American politics and law. In 1953, Warren was appointed by President Eisenhower into the Supreme Court when Fred M. Vinson (previous chief justice) died. With his firm political background, having three terms as governor of California, appointing Earl Warren seemed to be one of Eisenhower’s greatest decisions. In the presidential…

The Hereford Mappa Mundi was created in around the 1300s and is currently being kept in the Hereford Cathedral. The map was drawn on a single sheet of vellum (calfskin). It measures 162.56cm by 132.08cm (64 inches by 52 inches) and has many drawings that delineate the period in which the map was made, showing us about how people lived in that time. The maps were drawn and written with lots of detailed information, but could only be read by people who spoke a certain branch of French (Norman…

Site diary for professional training. 1000 words for the diary and 500 word commentary Site dietary For the entire excavation we worked at the site which has the site code BMF17. And the area we excavated was trench two. The five days’ diary would include our excavation at a place where two graves are detached, with context number 587 and 593, as well as a pit which has feature number F627. When we started our work at 587 at day 10, the area was mapped up by another group few days ago. This…

Richard Nixon became the 37th president of the United States of America in 1969. President Nixon decided to declare his War On Drugs in 1971 because he felt that hippies and black people were the greatest hindrances to his presidency. Nixon’s War On Drugs has destroyed and continues to destroy a lot of blacks families lives American because either one or both parents are serving outrageously sentences behind bars; therefore a lot of their children have a greater deal of difficulty in advancing…

Marbury v Madison (1803), was the first instance of increase of power, when Chief Justice John Marshall first implemented judicial review, a doctrine where the judicial branch examines the constitutionality of actions taken by the legislative and executive branches. With the passage of the 14th Amendment, judicial power was again substantially augmented with the implementation of three key clauses: the Privileges and Immunities, Due Process,and the Equal Protection clauses. Since the passage of…

Chief Justice Earl Warren Many Supreme Court Justices have left behind some type of legacy. John Marshall for instance, through the Marbury v. Madison case he was able to confirm the establishment of judicial review- the ability of the Supreme Court to limit congressional power by declaring legislation unconstitutional. In his paper, I will be focusing on former Supreme Court Justice, Earl Warren. This paper explains his early life, law practices, and the legacy he left behind. Earl Warren…

On May 17, 1954, these men, members of the U.S. Supreme Court, ruled unanimously that racial segregation in public schools is unconstitutional. In spring 1953, the Court heard the case but was unable to decide the issue and asked to rehear the case in fall 1953, with special attention to whether the Fourteenth Amendment's Equal Protection Clause prohibited the operation of separate public schools for whites and blacks. The Court reargued the case at the behest of Associate Justice Felix…

Pinegrove is proof that music can seem like total rubbish on first listen, and after repeated listens, it can become a surprise gem. When “Old Friends" kicks in, the roughly recorded country / pop punk sound and the unflattering (at first) southern drawl lead singer Evan puts on is enough to make you dismiss Pinegrove as nothing more than a overhyped gimmick. The band is from Montclair, New Jersey, but it sounds as though they are trying to mimic country music, while adding an emo sort of…