Ruth Bader Ginsburg died at 87 after serving as a Supreme Court Justice for 27 years. Here's a look at the trailblazer's life and career. : vimarsana.com

Here's how Ginsburg went from the daughter of an immigrant without a high school degree to one of the most important legal influences of her time.

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