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'''Warren Earl Burger''' (1907-1995) was Chief Justice 1969-1985; he was a conervative who was unable to undo the work of the [[Warren Court]].  

'''Warren Earl Burger''' (1907-1995) was Chief Justice 1969-1985; he was a conservative who was unable to undo the work of the [[Warren Court]].  

==Career==

==Career==

Burger was born in St. Paul [[Minnesota]] on September 17, 1907. In a family of seven children, Burger earned his way through college and law school. He practiced law for more than twenty years, but during this period he was active in the Minnesota state [[Republican Party]]. Burger worked for the [[United States Department of Justice]] under [[Dwight Eisenhower|President Eisenhower]], who nominated Burger in 1956 to the [[United States Court of Appeals]] for the [[District of Columbia]] Circuit.

Burger was born in St. Paul [[Minnesota]] on September 17, 1907. In a family of seven children, Burger earned his way through college and law school. He practiced law for more than twenty years, but during this period he was active in the Minnesota state [[Republican Party]]. Burger worked for the [[United States Department of Justice]] under [[Dwight Eisenhower|President Eisenhower]], who nominated Burger in 1956 to the [[United States Court of Appeals]] for the [[District of Columbia]] Circuit.