John Paul Stevens

John Paul Stevens was an Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court, serving from 1975 to 2010. Appointed by President Gerald Ford, he became known for his thoughtful, sometimes liberal interpretations of the law. Stevens focused on issues such as civil rights, the environment, and campaign finance. His opinions often highlighted the importance of individual liberties and the balance of government power. After retiring, he continued to advocate for judicial reforms and wrote several books reflecting on his experiences and views on the legal system. He passed away in July 2021, leaving a significant legacy in American law.