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Antonin Scalia

Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States from 1986 to 2016

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Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States from 1986 to 2016

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  1. Antonin Scalia→University of Chicago Law School

    Works or worked for

    employed by1977–1982Wikidata statement
  2. Antonin Scalia→Georgetown University College of Arts & Sciences

    Educated at

    educated at1953–1957Wikidata statement
  3. Antonin Scalia→University of Virginia School of Law

    Works or worked for

    employed by1967–1971Wikidata statement
  4. Antonin Scalia→Xavier High School

    Educated at

    educated at1949–1953Wikidata statement
  5. Antonin Scalia→Harvard Law School

    Educated at

    educated at1957–1960Wikidata statement
  6. Antonin Scalia→University of Chicago

    Works or worked for

    employed byDates not recordedWikidata statement
  7. Antonin Scalia→Stanford Law School

    Works or worked for

    employed byDates not recordedWikidata statement
  8. Antonin Scalia→University of Fribourg

    Educated at

    educated atDates not recordedWikidata statement
  9. Antonin Scalia→American Academy of Arts and Sciences

    Member of

    member ofDates not recordedWikidata statement
  10. Antonin Scalia→Georgetown University Law Center

    Works or worked for

    employed byDates not recordedWikidata statement

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