Rufus Wheeler Peckham - Further Reading

Further Reading

  • Ely, James W., Jr., "Rufus W. Peckham and Economic Liberty," Vanderbilt Law Review, 62 (March 2009), 591–638.
Legal offices
Preceded by
 Associate Judge of the New York Court of Appeals
1886–1895		 Succeeded by
Preceded by
Howell Edmunds Jackson		 Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States
December 9, 1895 – October 24, 1909		 Succeeded by
Horace Harmon Lurton
Supreme Court of the United States
The Fuller Court
Chief Justice: Melville Weston Fuller (1888–1910)
1896–1897:

S.J. Field | J.M. Harlan | H. Gray | D.J. Brewer | H.B. Brown | Geo. Shiras, Jr. | E.D. White | R.W. Peckham
1898–1902:

J. M. Harlan | H. Gray | D.J. Brewer | H.B. Brown | Geo. Shiras, Jr. | E.D. White | R.W. Peckham | J. McKenna
1902–1903:

J. M. Harlan | D.J. Brewer | H.B. Brown | Geo. Shiras, Jr. | E.D. White | R.W. Peckham | J. McKenna | O.W. Holmes
1903–1906:

J. M. Harlan | D.J. Brewer | H.B. Brown | E.D. White | R.W. Peckham | J. McKenna | O.W. Holmes | Wm. R. Day
1906–1909:

J. M. Harlan | D.J. Brewer | E.D. White | R.W. Peckham | J. McKenna | O.W. Holmes | Wm. R. Day | Wm. H. Moody

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