Career
Beatty was Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of California for over 25 years. But before that, in the year of 1858, he went back to California and joined his father in the practice of law in Sacramento until the year of 1863. He had moved to Neveda, and there he was recognized for his excellence as a lawyer. From there he was elected to be the Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Nevada in the year of 1875 until 1880.
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| Preceded by Niles Searls |
Chief Justice of California 1889–1914 |
Succeeded by Matt I. Sullivan |
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