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The '''Scalia-Stevens rivalry''' on the [[United States Supreme Court]] was an intellectual rivalry between Justice [[Antonin Scalia]] and [[John Paul Stevens]], whose tenures overlapped by more than 20 years and constituted the majority of each of their service on the Court.  Stevens was a [[Midwest]]erner who had served on the [[Seventh Circuit]]; Scalia was a northeasterner who was elevated from the [[D.C. Circuit]].

The '''Scalia-Stevens rivalry''' on the [[United States Supreme Court]] was an intellectual rivalry between Justice [[Antonin Scalia]] and [[John Paul Stevens]], whose tenures overlapped by more than 20 years and constituted the majority of each of their service on the Court.  Stevens was a [[Midwest]]erner who had served on the [[Seventh Circuit]]; Scalia was a northeasterner who was elevated from the [[D.C. Circuit]].  Both had exemplary academic backgrounds.

Examples of their rivalry can be found in their unwillingness to join each other's opinions in:

Examples of their rivalry can be found in their unwillingness to join each other's opinions in: