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Justice Horace Gray, who in 1882 became the first Supreme Court justice to hire a law clerk. |
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A graduate of the University of Washington School of Law, Lucile Lomen was the first women to clerk on the Supreme Court. She was hired by Justice William O. Douglas. |
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Justice Hugo Black, daughter Josephine Black, and his law clerks in approximately 1957. |
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William T. Coleman, Jr. was a Harvard Law School graduate and the first African American to clerk on the Supreme Court. Mr. Coleman clerked for Justice Felix Frankfurter. |
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Law clerk William Rehnquist poses with Justice Robert H. Jackson and staff. |
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Law clerks on the “highest court in the land,” the basketball court on the top of the Supreme Court building. |
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Justice Blackmun, secretary Wanda Martinson, and law clerks taken a break from the rigors of opinion writing with a stroll amongst the cherry blossoms. |
