Earl Warren

Earl Warren (born December 17 1941) is an America Lawyer, Jurist, and Judge currently servicing as the chief justice on the Supreme court. Having previously served as an associate justice from 2001-2002 he was elevated to chief justice (2002-present) after the death of former chief justice Greg Dover. He was considered to be a centrist Republican and was the swing vote on the supreme court which led to him being labeled as a RINO for being a centrist. However after his recent ruling in Vincent v. Hulsey which granted the right to life for fetuses he has been considered the court's conservative stalwart.

Early life and education
Warren was born in 1941 to a waitress and solider in Fort Wayne, Indiana both his parents were British immigrants, his father died before the end of world war II in combat leaving his mother to care for him on her own. Attended North Side High School in Fort Wayne graduating in 1958. In 1961 he obtained a degree in political science, and in 1964 he graduated at the law school of Notre Damn and then 1968 obtained a PhD in law shortly after words he completed the Indiana state bar an become a defense attorney. After showing his lawyer skills while defending a man accused of murder the Allen County district attorneys office decide to hire him a an assistant district attorney. The following year in 1970 he ran for district attorney and won. Know for being a very successful persecutor with a "I will send you to jail" attuite from his own words in courtrooms.

Federal and State level politics
First in In 1973 president Richard Nixon nominated Warren to be the US attorney for the district of North Indiana he was confirmed by the senate 98-0 which he stayed as until the end for the Ford presidency after his 4 year term as a US attorney which which end in 1977 He was given the position of solicitor general of Indiana by governor Robert Orr 4 year later the next governor of Indiana Evan Bayh made him the attorney general of Indiana were he only stayed for 2 years as he was placed on the Indiana supreme court by Bayh which he only was on the bench for 2 year as an associate justice and 4 years as a Chief Justice until US president George H.W. Bush elevated him to be a US circuit judge of the 7th circuit in 1989 and then Bill Clinton appointed him as the the chief judge of the 7th circuit in 1993. This legal career would go further as in 1996 president Bill Clinton Appointed Warren as the Chief judge of the DC circuit.

Confirmation
In 2001 president Mylo Kinney apportioned Warren as an associate justice on the supreme court the senate unanimously confirmed him he was selected due his long experience with the law and his centrist constitutional views. Become the first of Kinney's five appointments and he was elevated to the high court.

Associate Justice
As an associate Justice according to one of his former co-workers he is the justice that "goes with the flow" under the explanation that he would generally wait to make a decision and would not talk at all during most cases. Siding with the majority in LAG v. Husley which determined that governors must hold special elections to fill vacant seats and LAG v. USA which determined that private business are in the right to refuse goods, work, or service for any reason if they choose to.

Chief Justice
less than a few months after his appointment as associate Justice Chief Justice Greg Dover died and shortly after Warren become the Chief Justice he also would inaugurate the current president Isabella Foster.

personal Life
In 1975 he married Olivia Peirce she would die of pneumonia in 1980 he has not married or had a relationship since. He lives in Fort Wayne, Indiana.