KnowraSupreme Court of the United StatesLinked fromLinked fromThe 30 pages that link to Supreme Court of the United States, each with the reason it gives.All 30Broader topic 5Related 12Narrower topic 11Compared with 2Montgomery bus boycottNarrower topic: It affirmed the ruling that made Montgomery's segregated bus system unlawful.William Howard TaftNarrower topic: Taft’s chief justiceship shaped the institution’s administration and its approach to choosing cases.Thurgood MarshallNarrower topic: Marshall argued before the Court for decades, then served on it from 1967 to 1991.Ruth Bader GinsburgNarrower topic: Ginsburg’s nearly 27-year tenure shaped its constitutional jurisprudence and public standing.Campaign financeNarrower topic: Its decisions determine which campaign finance restrictions survive constitutional review.Earl WarrenNarrower topic: Warren’s influence depended on persuading a majority of this nine-member institution.John JayNarrower topic: Jay led the Court at its creation as its first chief justice.Sandra Day O'ConnorNarrower topic: O’Connor’s influence arose through her role as an associate justice on this court.John Paul StevensNarrower topic: Stevens served on this court for nearly 35 years.William RehnquistNarrower topic: Rehnquist spent his judicial career on this court, including nineteen years as its chief justice.Warren E. BurgerNarrower topic: Burger presided over the Court and assigned opinions when he was in the majority.