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Federal judiciary · Supreme Court

One Chief Justice. Eight Associate Justices.

Justices are nominated by the president and confirmed by the Senate. They have no scheduled reelection and serve during good behavior.

9 records. Use the controls to narrow the list.

PersonCurrent officeRepresents / jurisdictionParty as reported
Amy Coney BarrettAssociate Justice of the Supreme CourtUnited StatesNot classified by party
Brett M. KavanaughAssociate Justice of the Supreme CourtUnited StatesNot classified by party
Clarence ThomasAssociate Justice of the Supreme CourtUnited StatesNot classified by party
Elena KaganAssociate Justice of the Supreme CourtUnited StatesNot classified by party
John G. Roberts, Jr.Chief Justice of the United StatesUnited StatesNot classified by party
Ketanji Brown JacksonAssociate Justice of the Supreme CourtUnited StatesNot classified by party
Neil M. GorsuchAssociate Justice of the Supreme CourtUnited StatesNot classified by party
Samuel A. Alito, Jr.Associate Justice of the Supreme CourtUnited StatesNot classified by party
Sonia SotomayorAssociate Justice of the Supreme CourtUnited StatesNot classified by party

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