william o. douglas has been on the court the longest.
william o. douglas has been on the court the longest.
who has been on the court the longest?
william o. douglas
stevens retired on june 29, 2010 as the third-longest-serving justice in the history of the supreme court with 34 years and six months of service and just three days short of tying the tenure of the second-longest serving justice in history, stephen johnson field (1863–1897) who retired in december 1, 1897. the longest-serving justice is his immediate predecessor, justice william o. douglas, who served 36½ years and retired on november 12, 1975. stevens was also the second-oldest justice, at age 90 years and two months at retirement, behind oliver wendell holmes jr. who retired at the age of 90 years and 10 months on january 12, 1932. on july 23, 2015, stevens became the longest-lived retired justice, surpassing stanley forman reed who died at age 95 years and 93 days on april 2, 1980.
john paul stevens
section::::longest winning streaks.:35-match win streak 2005.









































this is tied for eighth longest all-surface streak of the open era.









































section::::longest winning streaks.:56-match hard court win streak 2005–2006.









































this is the longest hard court streak of the open era.









































section::::longest winning streaks.:65-match grass court win streak 2003–2008.









































this is the longest grass streak of the open era.









































section::::longest winning streaks.:49-match win streak in the united states 2004–2006.









































this is the longest streak on american soil of the open era.









































section::::wins over top ranked opposition.
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