You Are Only As Old As Your Jurisprudence
Hilary Clinton makes a big deal about the age of the current Supreme Court, but they aren't as old as others.
Ed. note: Indulge your inner nerd! Welcome to our daily legal trivia question. Enjoy!
Who was the oldest person to serve on the Supreme Court?
Hint: In an op-ed today, Hilary Clinton makes a big deal about the age of the Court, but none of the justices currently serving are the oldest person to ever serve on the Supreme Court.
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Answer: Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. He was 90 when he retired from the Court.
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