neil gorsuch was the youngest on the 2016 supreme court.
neil gorsuch was the youngest on the 2016 supreme court.
on the 2016 supreme court, who was the youngest?
neil gorsuch
list of jewish american jurists









































this is a list of famous jewish american jurists.









































for other famous jewish americans, see lists of american jews.









































section::::supreme court of the united states.









































bullet::::- louis brandeis, u.s. supreme court justice, 1916–1939









































bullet::::- stephen g. breyer, u.s. supreme court justice, 1994–present









































bullet::::- benjamin n. cardozo, u.s. supreme court justice, 1932–1938









































bullet::::- abe fortas, u.s. supreme court justice, 1965–1969









































bullet::::- felix frankfurter, u.s. supreme court justice, 1939–1962









































bullet::::- ruth bader ginsburg, u.s. supreme court justice, 1993–present









































bullet::::- arthur j. goldberg, u.s. supreme court justice, 1962–1965









































bullet::::- elena kagan, u.s. supreme court justice, 2010-present
list of jewish american jurists
the 2016 supreme court case "puerto rico v. sanchez valle" ruled that territories do not have their own sovereignty. that year, the supreme court declined to rule on a lower-court ruling in "tuaua v. united states" that american samoans are not u.s. citizens at birth.









































section::::incorporated and unincorporated territories.:supreme court decisions about individual territories.:alaska territory.









































"rassmussen" arose from a criminal conviction by a six-person jury in alaska under federal law. the court held that alaska had been incorporated into the u.s. in the treaty of cession with russia, and the congressional implication was strong enough to exclude any other view:
territories of the united states