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Kentucky

1792–1895

Justice Began active
service		 End of active
service		 Chief Justice
start		 Chief Justice
end
Harry Innes 1792 1792
Benjamin Sebastian 1792 1806
Caleb Wallace 1792 1813
George Muter 1792 1806 1792 1806
Thomas Todd 1801 1807 1806 1807
Felix Grundy 1806 1808 1807 1808
Ninian Edwards 1806 1809 1808 1809
Robert Trimble 1807 1809
William I. Logan 1808 1810
1818
George M. Bibb 1808
1827		 1809
1828
John Boyle 1809 1827 1810 1827
James Clarke 1810 1812
William Owsley 1812 1828
John Rowan 1819
Benjamin Mills 1820 1828
William T. Barry 1825
James Haggin 1825
John Trimble 1825
Benjamin W. Patton 1825
Rezin Davidge 1825
George Robertson 1828
1864		 1842
1871		 1829
1870		 1842
1871
J. R. Underwood 1828 1834
R. A. Buckner 1829 1832
Samuel S. Nicholas 1831 1834
Iphraim M. Ewing 1835 1846 1843 1846
John Chambers 1835[1] - -
T. A. Marshall 1835 1856 1847
1854
1866		 1851
1856
-
Daniel Breck 1843 1849
James Simpson 1847 1860 1851
1858		 1852
1860
Asher W. Graham 1849 1851
B. Mills Crenshaw 1851 1857 1856 1857
Elijah Hise 1851 1854 1852 1854
Henry J. Stites 1854 1862 1860 1862
Alvin Duvall 1856 1864 1862 1864
Zachariah Wheat 1857 1858 1857 1858
Henry C. Wood 1858 1861
Belvard J. Peters 1860 1876 1866
1874		 1868
1876
Joshua F. Bullitt 1861 1865 1864 1865
Rufus K. Williams 1862 1870 1868 1870
William Sampson 1865 1866 1865 1866
M. R. Hardin 1866 1874 1872 1874
William Lindsay 1870 1878 1876 1878
William S. Pryor 1871 1897 1871
1878
1886
1895		 1872
1880
1888
1897
Martin H. Cofer 1874 1881 1880 1881
John M. Elliott 1876 1879
Thomas H. Hines 1878 1886 1884 1886
T. F. Hargis 1879 1884 1882 1884
Joseph Horace Lewis 1881 1899 1881
1888
1897		 1882
1890
1899
William H. Holt 1884 1893 1890 1893
Caswell Bennett 1886 1894 1893 1894
J. H. Hazelrigg 1893 1901 1899 1901
Isaac M. Quigley 1894 1895 1894 1895

1895 reorganization

Justice Began active
service		 End of active
service		 Chief Justice
start		 Chief Justice
end
John R. Grace 1895 1896
B. L. D. Guffy 1895 1903 1902 1903
Sterling B. Toney 1895[2]
T. H. Paynter 1895 1906 1901 1902
George B. Estin 1895
George Durelle 1895 1903
Jos. I. Landes 1896
James D. White 1896 1903
A. R. Burnam 1897 1905 1903 1905
John P. Hobson 1899 1915 1905
1911		 1907
1915
Ed. C. O'Rear 1901 1911 1907 1909
W. E. Settle 1903 1927 1909; 1917 1919; 1925
T. J. Nunn 1903 1914 1909 1910
Henry S. Barker 1903 1911 1910 1911
James E. Cantrill 1905 1907
John M. Lassing 1906 1913
John D. Carroll 1907 1921 1919 1921
Shackelford Miller 1911 1919 1915 1917
Robert H. Winn 1911 1912
C. C. Turner 1912 1917
J. B. Hannah 1913 1915
C. S. Nunn 1914 1915
Rollin Hurt 1915 1923 1921 1923
Ernest S. Clarke 1915 1926 1925 1926
Gus Thomas 1915 1951 1926
1929		 1927
1931
Flem D. Sampson 1917 1927 1923 1925
Huston Quin 1919 1921
William Rogers Clay 1921 1938 1927
1935		 1929
1937
C. H. Moorman 1921 1923
D. A. McCandless 1923 1929 1929 1929
H. W. Robinson 1923 1924
Joseph T. O'Neal 1924 1924
R. P. Dietzman 1924 1935 1931 1933
C. W. Goodpaster 1926 1926
William H. Rees 1926 1951 1933
1941
1945		 1935
1942
1947
M. M. Logan 1927 1931 1931 1931
Simeon S. Willis 1928 1933
William S. Grigsby 1929 1931
Basil Richardson 1931 1937 1937 1937
A. J. Bratcher 1931 1931
Wesley Vick Perry 1931 1943 1942 1943
Alex L. Ratliff 1933 1944 1937 1938; 1939 1941
James W. Stites 1935 1939 1938 1939
Virgil H. Baird 1937 1938
James W. Cammack 1938 1953 1944 1945; 1951 1953
Will H. Fulton 1938 1944 1943 1944
Henry J. Tilford 1939 1945 1945
Porter Sims 1943 1959 1947 1951; 1953 1954
E. Poe Harris 1944 1945
B. J. Bethurum 1944[2]
Clyde B. Latimer 1944 1952
Thomas S. Dawson 1945 1947
Eugene Siler 1945 1949
Thomas J. Knight 1947 1951
Roy Helm 1949 1951
James B. Milliken 1951 1975 1956 1957; 1963 1964; 1971 1973
John R. Moremen 1951 1966 1957 1964; 1965 1966
Brady M. Stewart 1951 1967 1954 1956; 1962 1963
Bert T. Combs 1951 1955
Parker W. Duncan 1952 1954
Morris C. Montgomery 1954 1969 1959 1960; 1968 1969
Astor Hogg 1955 1957
Robert B. Bird 1957 1965 1960 1962
Amos H. Eblen 1958 1960
Thomas E. Sandidge 1959
Squire N. Williams, Jr. 1959 1969 1967 1968
John S. Palmore 1959 1975 1966 1967; 1973 1974
Edward P. Hill 1965 1973 1969 1971
Samuel S. Steinfeld 1967 1973 1972 1973
Earl T. Osborne 1967 1975 1974 1975
C. Homer Niekirk 1969 1973
Scott Elgin Reed 1969 1977 1975 1977
James B. Stephenson 1973 1988*
Pleas Jones 1973 1979*
Boyce G. Clayton 1975 1983*
Marvin J. Sternberg 1975 1982*
Robert O. Lukowsky 1975 1981*
  • *Continued as Justice of the Supreme Court.

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Mississippi paragraph

The judges appointed under the first constitution, and dates of their appointment, were as follows: John P. Hampton, C. J., William Bayard Shields, John Taylor, Powhatan Ellis, Joshua G. Clark, 1818; Walter Leake, 1820; Livingstone B. Metcalf, 1821; Richard Stockton, 1822; Edward Turner, 1824; J. Caldwell, 1825; John Black (U.S. Senator), George Winchester, 1826; William B. Griffith, Harry Cage, 1827; Isaac R. Nicholson, 1828; William L. Sharkey, 1831.

John Taylor, a native of Pennsylvania, came early to Mississippi, was a member of the territorial legislature, and of the convention which organized the State. He retired from the bench in 1820. He was a lawyer of ability, and was held in high esteem as a judge.[3]

The first election under the constitution of 1832 placed upon the bench, William L. Sharkey, Cotesworth P. Smith, and Daniel W. Wright.[4]

Under the constitution of 1869 the judges were selected by appointment of the governor with the advice and consent of the Senate. The first bench thus constructed consisted of Chief Justice Peyton, Jonathan Tarbell and Horatio F. Simrall, associate justices.[5]

Colorado

1996: Justice Kirshbaum, Justice Scott, Justice Kourlis

List of justices of the Colorado Supreme Court

Indiana

  1. Draft:Addison Roache - Addison Roache
  2. Draft:Alexander Downey - Alexander Downey
  3. Draft:Benjamin Willoughby - Benjamin Willoughby
  4. Draft:Charles Dewey (Indiana judge) - Charles Dewey (Indiana judge)
  5. Draft:Charles Ray (Indiana judge) - Charles Ray (Indiana judge)
  6. Draft:Dan Flanagan - Dan Flanagan
  7. Draft:David Lewis (Indiana judge) - David Lewis (Indiana judge)
  8. Draft:David Myers (Indiana judge) - David Myers (Indiana judge)
  9. Draft:Donald Hunter (Indiana judge) - Donald Hunter (Indiana judge)
  10. Draft:Donald Mote - Donald Mote
  11. Draft:Frank Gilkison - Frank Gilkison
  12. Draft:Frank Richman - Frank Richman
  13. Draft:Fred Gause - Fred Gause
  14. Draft:Frederick Rakestraw - Frederick Rakestraw
  15. Draft:George Howk - George Howk
  16. Draft:George Tremain - George Tremain
  17. Draft:Harold Achor - Harold Achor
  18. Draft:James Emmert - James Emmert
  19. Draft:James Hanna (judge) - James Hanna (judge)
  20. Draft:James Scott (Indiana judge) - James Scott (Indiana judge)
  21. Draft:James Worden - James Worden
  22. Draft:Jehu Elliott - Jehu Elliott
  23. Draft:John Berkshire - John Berkshire
  24. Draft:John Miller (Indiana judge) - John Miller (Indiana judge)
  25. Draft:John Scott (Indiana judge) - John Scott (Indiana judge)
  26. Draft:Jon Krahulik - Jon Krahulik
  27. Draft:Joseph Mitchell (Indiana judge) - Joseph Mitchell (Indiana judge)
  28. Draft:Julius Travis - Julius Travis
  29. Draft:Lawson Harvey - Lawson Harvey
  30. Draft:Leonard Hackney - Leonard Hackney
  31. Draft:Louis Ewbank - Louis Ewbank
  32. Draft:Michael Fansler - Michael Fansler
  33. Draft:Moses Lairy - Moses Lairy
  34. Draft:Norman Arterburn - Norman Arterburn
  35. Draft:Quincy Myers - Quincy Myers
  36. Draft:Robert Gregory (Indiana judge) - Robert Gregory (Indiana judge)
  37. Draft:Roger O. DeBruler - Roger O. DeBruler
  38. Draft:Samuel Perkins - Samuel Perkins
  39. Draft:Stephen Stevens - Stephen Stevens
  40. Draft:Thomas Smith (Indiana judge) - Thomas Smith (Indiana judge)
  41. Draft:Walter Myers Jr. - Walter Myers Jr.
  42. Draft:Walter Olds - Walter Olds
  43. Draft:Willard Gemmill - Willard Gemmill

Delaware Supreme Court Justices (pre-1950 system)

Connecticut

  1. Draft:Aaron Austin
  2. Draft:Asher Miller
  3. Draft:Erastus Wolcott
  4. Draft:Jabez Hamlin
  5. Draft:James Wadworth
  6. Draft:Joseph P. Cook (Platt)
  7. Draft:Roger Newberry
  8. Draft:William Hilhouse (Hillhouse)

Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Errors of the State of Connecticut in the Years 1802-[1813]

1784 Samuel Huntington, . 1787
1784 Jabez Hamlin, . . . . .1785
1784 William Pitkin, . . . . . . 1785
1784 Roger Sherman, . . . . . 1785
1784 Joseph Spencer, . . . . 1789
1784 Oliver Wolcott, . 1797
1784 Richard Law, . . . . . . 1785
1784 William Williams, . . . 1803
1784 Oliver Ellsworth, . . . . 1785
1784 Andrew Adams, . . . . . 1790
1784 Benjamin Huntington, . - 1790
1784 Joseph Platt Cooke, . . . . 1803
1784 Stephen Mix Mitchell, 1793
1785 William Hillhouse, . . . .1807
1786 William Samuel Johnson, . 1789
1786 Erastus Wolcott, . . . 1790
1786 John Treadwell, . 1808
1786 Jonathan Sturges, . .1789
1787 James Wadsworth, 1788
1788 John Chester, . . . . . .1792
1789 James Hillhouse, . . . . .1791
1789 Jedediah Strong, .1791
1789 Jesse Root, . . 1790
1790 James Davenport, . .1797
1790 Roger Newberry,1807
1790 Heman Swift, . . . . . .1802
1790 John Chandler, . . . .1795
1791 Benjamin Huntington, 1793
1791 Amasa Learned, . . . . . . . . 1792
1792 Jonathan Ingersoll, . . . . . . 1798
1792 Tapping Reeve, . . . . . . . . 1792(8)
1793 Asher Miller, . . . . . . . . 1794
1793 Thomas Grosvenor, . . . . . . . 1802
1793 Thomas Seymour, . . . . . . . . 1803
1794 Samuel Huntington, . . . . 1796
1794 Aaron Austin, . . . . . . . . . 1897
1795 Jeremiah Wadsworth, . . . . . . 1801
1796 Jonathan Trumbell, . . . . 1807
1797 David Daggett, . . . . . . . . 1805
1798 Jonathan Brace, . . . . . . . . 1799
1799 Zephaniah Swift, . . . . . . . . 1890
1799 Nathaniel Smith, . . . . . . . 1804
1800 John Allen,. . . . . . . . . . . 1896
1801 Zephaniah Swift, . . . . . . . 1801
1802 Oliver Ellsworth, . . . . . . . 1807(5)
1802 Jonathan Brace. . . . . . . . 1807
1802 Chauncey Goodrich, . . . . . . 1807
1803 John Chester, . . . . . . . . . 1807
1803 William Edmond, . . . . . . . . 1807
1803 Elizur Goodrich, . . . . . . . 1807
1805 Matthew Griswold, . . . . . . . 1807
1805 Stephen Titus Hosmer, . . . . . 1807
1806 Asher Miller, . . . . . . . . . 1807
1806 Henry Champion, . . . . . . . . 1807

DK

  • Daniel Kafie is the CEO of Vostu. He is 28 years old, born in Honduras, raised in the United States, fluent in Portuguese and flirting with Brazilian culture for many years.[6]
  • National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recognition for "dedication to stopping DUI and saving lives in California through the introduction and passage of bold legislation requiring ignition interlocks for convicted drunk drivers".[7]

Old deleted portions

Tradition and manners are repeatedly framed as the glue that binds the South together, distinguishing it from other regions. This is a familiar mantra, one linked to the "famous" southern hospitality capitalized on by many of the tourist attractions highlighted earlier in the book. Contemporary fascinations with the "grandeur" of the Old South depend on a certain sense of decorum, and this genteel mise-en-scene of southernness is constructed via a carefully manipulated stage set of moonlight, magnolias, and manners. White southerners frequently stress the importance of keeping up appearances; for example, in her Womenfolks: Growing Up Down South, popular writer Shirley Abbot describes the "natural theatricality" inherent in southern hospitality. It requires "a talent for taking on a special role in a comedy of manners that will apparently run forever, no matter how transparent its characters and aims" (106). This maintenance of an aura of tranquility despite a certain degree of transparency suggests that southern hospitality is a performance, a masquerade, an agreed-on social fiction, albeit a powerful one with material effects.[8]

Iron Man (MCU) relationships

  • Pepper Potts: portrayed by Gwyneth Paltrow throughout the series, begins as Stark's personal assistant. By the end of Iron Man 2, he has appointed her as acting CEO of Stark Industries, and she has become his love interest, a relationship which continues through the series. The character does not appear in Avengers: Age of Ultron, or in Captain America: Civil War, where it is implied that they have broken up, but returns in Spider-Man: Homecoming.[9]
  • James "Rhodey" Rhodes, aka War Machine: portrayed by Terrence Howard in Iron Man and by Don Cheadle in Iron Man 2 and thereafter, Rhodes is Stark's longstanding best friend. They briefly fight in Iron Man 2, due to Stark's drunkenness, but have overcome their dispute by the end of the film. Rhodes thereafter appears as an ally in Iron Man 3, Age of Ultron, and Captain America: Civil War, where he sides with Stark against Captain America, and is seriously injured in the ensuing melee.
  • Bruce Banner/Hulk: portrayed by Mark Ruffalo in most MCU films, also first meets Stark in The Avengers. They have a positive relationship arising from their shared intellectual and scientific backgrounds.
  • Natasha Romanoff, aka Black Widow: portrayed by Scarlett Johansson throughout the series, is introduced to Stark as a his new personal assistant in Iron Man 2; later in the film she is revealed to be a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent. Although Stark initially finds her attractive, there is no romantic relationship between them (unlike the comic books, where there was such a relationship), nor any further insinuation of attraction in any other films in the series.
  • Thor, portrayed by Chris Hemsworth throughout the series, is only seen to interact with Stark in The Avengers and Avengers: Age of Ultron.

Tony Stark's relationships and interactions with other characters are selectively informed by the comic books, but condensed to accommodate the time and stylistic constraints of a motion picture series. One of the key relationships playing out across the films is Stark's relationship with Steve Rogers, aka Captain America, portrayed by Chris Evans throughout the series. Stark's father was one of the scientists involved in the super-soldier program that gave Rogers his abilities.

Rogers first meets Stark in The Avengers, and immediately has an antagonistic relationship due to their differing values. They continue to clash in Age of Ultron. Their conflict comes to a head in Captain America: Civil War, where their differing beliefs lead them to fight.[10]

References 1

  1. ^ Declined office.
  2. ^ a b Appointed, but declined to qualify.
  3. ^ Thomas H. Somorville, "A Sketch of the Supreme Court of Mississippi", in Horace Williams Fuller, ed.,The Green Bag, Vol. XI (1899), p. 504.
  4. ^ Thomas H. Somorville, "A Sketch of the Supreme Court of Mississippi", in Horace Williams Fuller, ed.,The Green Bag, Vol. XI (1899), p. 506.
  5. ^ Thomas H. Somorville, "A Sketch of the Supreme Court of Mississippi", in Horace Williams Fuller, ed.,The Green Bag, Vol. XI (1899), p. 512.
  6. ^ Honorato, Renata (January 16, 2011). "Vostu, a dona dos jogos no Orkut". Veja.com.
  7. ^ https://www.equipmentworld.com/nhtsa-awards-recognize-efforts-to-make-roadways-safer/
  8. ^ Tara McPherson, Reconstructing Dixie: Race, Gender, and Nostalgia in the Imagined South (2003), p. 150.
  9. ^ Cite error: The named reference Nierstedt was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
  10. ^ Haas, Ealasaid A. (May 16, 2016). "'Captain America: Civil War' creates conflict, asks fans to pick a side". The Mercury News.

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