The Warren Court

The Warren Court refers to the period when Earl Warren served as Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court (1953-1969). During this time, the Court made many influential rulings expanding civil rights, individual liberties, and judicial independence. Notable decisions include striking down racial segregation in schools ("Brown v. Board of Education") and affirming rights related to free speech and due process. The Warren Court is known for its active role in shaping social justice and enforcing the Constitution's protections, often leading to significant societal change.