Earl Warren

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Chief Justice of the United States human lawyer politician

Earl Warren was the 14th Chief Justice of the United States, known for leading a transformative Supreme Court that issued landmark civil rights and civil liberties decisions in the 1950s and 1960s.

Aliases (1)

Chief Justice Earl Warren ×2

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Chief Justice of the United States → human → lawyer → politician →
appointedBy	Dwight D. Eisenhower →
burialPlace	Arlington National Cemetery →
candidateInElection	1948 United States presidential election →
chairpersonOf	Warren Commission →
conflict	World War I →
countryOfCitizenship	United States of America →
dateOfBirth	1891-03-19 →
dateOfDeath	1974-07-09 →
educatedAt	UC Berkeley School of Law → University of California, Berkeley →
endTime	1969-06-23 →
ethnicGroup	Swedish American →
familyName	Warren →
fullName	Earl Warren →
givenName	Earl →
knownFor	chairing the commission investigating the assassination of John F. Kennedy → expanding civil rights and civil liberties in the United States → judicial activism associated with the Warren Court → leading the Warren Court →
memberOfPoliticalParty	Republican Party (United States) →
militaryService	United States Army →
notableWork	Brown v. Board of Education decision → Gideon v. Wainwright decision → Loving v. Virginia decision → Mapp v. Ohio decision → Miranda v. Arizona decision → Reynolds v. Sims decision →
numberOfChildren	6 →
officeContested	Vice President of the United States →
placeOfBirth	Los Angeles, California, United States →
placeOfDeath	Washington, D.C., United States →
positionHeld	14th Chief Justice of the United States → Attorney General of California → District Attorney of Alameda County → Governor of California →
precededBy	Culbert L. Olson → Fred M. Vinson →
religion	Baptist →
residence	Oakland, California, United States →
runningMateOf	Thomas E. Dewey →
signature	Signature of Earl Warren.svg →
spouse	Nina Warren →
startTime	1953-10-05 →
succeededBy	Goodwin Knight → Warren E. Burger →

Referenced by (38)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Bolling v. Sharpe → Boynton v. Virginia → Cooper v. Aaron → Mapp v. Ohio → Ollie’s Barbecue case → Sherbert v. Verner →	chiefJusticeAtDecision
Escobedo v. Illinois → Katzenbach v. Morgan → Mapp v. Ohio → Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District →	joinedByInMajority
Bolling v. Sharpe → Brown v. Board of Education → Loving v. Virginia →	opinionAuthor
Goodwin Knight → Warren E. Burger →	precededBy
Goodwin Knight →	appointedBy
Warren Commission →	chairperson
Brown v. Board of Education →	chiefJustice
Griswold v. Connecticut →	chiefJusticeAtTime
Zschernig v. Miller ("Chief Justice Earl Warren") →	concurrenceBy
Earl Warren →	fullName
Harper v. Virginia Board of Elections →	hasChiefJusticeAtDecision
South Carolina v. Katzenbach →	hasChiefJusticeInMajority
South Carolina v. Katzenbach →	hasMajorityOpinionBy
ABA Medal →	hasRecipient
California Governor's Mansion →	hasResidentGovernor
Gideon v. Wainwright →	joinedBy
Heart of Atlanta Motel, Inc. v. United States →	justiceInMajority
Cooper v. Aaron →	justiceJoiningOpinion
Engel v. Vitale →	majorityJustices
Miranda v. Arizona ("Chief Justice Earl Warren") →	majorityOpinionBy
Warren Commission →	member
Warren Commission →	namedAfter
American Bar Association Medal →	notableRecipient
Lieutenant Governor of California →	officeHoldersInclude
Bolling v. Sharpe →	opinionBy
Culbert Olson →	replacedBy
1948 United States presidential election →	vicePresidentialRunningMate