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Complications following a stroke that he suffered yesterday. justice stevens died peacefully. his daughters were at his side when he passed. he's survived by two of his children, nine grandchildren. he served on the court for nearly 35 years, third longest-serving justice in supreme court history. he was a chicago native. he was born to one of the wealthiest families in chicago. he enlisted in the navy. he was a decorated code breaker during world war ii in the navy. won the bronze star. he was appointed to the u.s. circuit court of appeals by richard nixon and then five years after that was a...

Stevens has died. and because words matter so greatly these days, this should be said at the outset and it should be clear. he was a thoroughly decent man who was appointed by a thoroughly decent president. while it was dick nixon who first made stevens a federal judge, all the credit for all of stevens' accomplishments on the court goes to president gerald r. ford, who was so proud to have appointed him. he was the third longest-serving justice in our nation's history. stevens was born in chicago just after world war i. he was immediately recognized as a brilliant kid and immediately went on ...

Have appointed him. he was the third longest-serving justice in our nation's history. stevens was born in chicago just after world war i. he was immediately recognized as a brilliant kid and immediately went on to become a brilliant young man. he sailed through the university of chicago, scored the highest gpa in the history of northwestern law school. along the way he found time to go off and serve in world war ii as a code breaker, returning as a decorated navy veteran with a

He's survived by two of his children, nine grandchildren. he served on the court for nearly 35 years, third longest-serving justice in supreme court history. he was a chicago native. he was born to one of the wealthiest families in chicago. he enlisted in the navy. he was a decorated code breaker during world war ii in the navy. won the bronze start. he was appointed to the u.s. circuit court of appeals by richard nixon and then five years after that was appointed to the supreme court by gerald ford. by the time he retired from the supreme court in 2010, he was considered to be the most libera...

Judge, all the credit for all of stevens' accomplishments on the court goes to president gerald r. ford, who was so proud to have appointed him. he was the third longest-serving justice in our nation's history. stevens was born in chicago just after world war i. he was immediately recognized as a brilliant kid and immediately went on to become a brilliant young man. he sailed through the university of chicago, scored the highest gpa in the history of northwestern law school. along the way he found time to go off and serve in world war ii as a code breaker, returning as a decorated navy veteran...