Crossword clue for "SCALIA"
SCALIA
- Reagan Court appointee
Other crossword clues for answer "SCALIA"
- SCALIA
- Supreme Court justice since 1986
- Colleague of O'Connor
- Justice whom Maureen Dowd called "Archie Bunker in a high-backed chair"
- Kagan colleague
- Supreme Court's Antonin
- Conservative Justice
- Originalist justice
- Justice Antonin
- Colleague of Kennedy and Thomas
- Reagan Supreme Court appointee
- Reagan appointee
- Reagan appointment to the bench
- Supreme Court conservative
- Longest-serving current Supreme Court justice
- Justice who's the son of an Italian immigrant
- Colleague of Thomas
- Making Your Case: The Art of Persuading Judges co-author
- Justice replaced by Gorsuch
- Gorsuch predecessor
- Justice Gorsuch's predecessor
- Supreme Court member
- Reagan choice of '86
- Longest-serving current Justice
- Rehnquist successor as associate justice
- Appointee after O'Connor
- Rehnquist successor
- Member of 38-Across
- Member of the Rehnquist court
- Justice who took Rehnquist's seat
- Reagan Supreme Court nominee
- A colleague of Kennedy's
- Reagan-appointed justice
- Kennedy colleague
- Jurist who wrote "A Matter of Interpretation," 1997
- Supreme Court justice nominated by Reagan
- He took Rehnquist's seat
- Supreme Court justice known for his trenchant dissents
- Rehnquist's successor on the high bench
- Supreme Court justice who once compared the majority's reasoning to "the mystical aphorisms of the fortune cookie"
- Justice who died in 2016
- Gorsuch replaced him
- Gorsuch's predecessor on the bench
- Rehnquist's successor on the bench
- Political subject of the 2018 memoir "Nino and Me"
- Supreme Court justice Antonin
- Antonin of the Supreme Court
- Supreme Court justice
- Supreme Court name
- Colleague of Ginsburg and Thomas
- Souter's colleague
- Former justice Antonin
- Thomas colleague
- Justice whom "The Daily Show" once referred to as the Human Dissentipede
- Supreme Court justice appointed in 1986
- Kennedy associate
- Gorsuch's predecessor
- Justice who accused his colleagues of "jiggery-pokery"
