Today in Supreme Court History: July 14, 1913 On July 14, 1913, a significant figure in American history was born, one who would later play a pivotal role in shaping the nation's highest court. President Gerald R. Ford's birthday marked the beginning of a remarkable life that would span over nine decades. Little did the world know that this future president would one day have a profound impact on the Supreme Court, making a lasting impression on the country's judicial landscape. Ford's appointment of Justice John Paul Stevens to the Supreme Court in 1975 would prove to be a momentous decision, setting the stage for a new era of legal precedent and shaping the court's direction for years to come.
7/14/1913: President Gerald R. Ford's birthday. He would appoint Justice John Paul Stevens to the Supreme Court. The post Today in Supreme Court History: July 14, 1913 appeared first on Reason.com.
