Earl Warren
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Earl Warren: 1891-1974. Earl Warren was most known for his role as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court from 1953 to 1969. Perhaps the most famous court decision written by Warren was Brown v. Board of Education which state that separate but equal was inherintly unequal. His party affiliation was Republican in the truest sense. He sought out and punished communist while Attorney General of California. Aside from the Brown decision, Warren was a staunch defender of civil liberties and civil rights.