millard fillmore was the most recently appointed supreme court justice.
who was the most recently appointed supreme court justice?
millard fillmore
bullet::::- r. kent greenawalt (j.d.)—deputy united states solicitor general (1971–1972)





























section::::politics, military and law.:u.s. cabinet members and presidential advisors.:supreme court justices.





























bullet::::- samuel blatchford—united states supreme court justice





























bullet::::- benjamin cardozo—u.s. supreme court justice





























bullet::::- william o. douglas—u.s. supreme court justice; chairman, the united states securities and exchange commission (sec); professor of law, columbia and yale law schools





























bullet::::- ruth bader ginsburg—associate justice of the u.s. supreme court; judge, d.c. circuit court; former professor at columbia law school





























bullet::::- neil gorsuch—associate justice of the u.s. supreme court; judge, united states court of appeals for the tenth circuit
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fisher was admitted to the tennessee bar in 1938, and had the distinction of clerking for two u.s. supreme court justices, louis brandeis (1938–39) and felix frankfurter (1939–40). fisher began his legal career with his appointment as law clerk to supreme court justice louis brandeis, who was then 82 years old. in early 1939, brandeis announced his retirement from the supreme court, and fisher was invited to transfer to the chambers of the recently appointed supreme court justice felix frankfurter. following his term as frankfurter's clerk in 1940, fisher joined the united states department of state as the assistant chief of the foreign funds control division of the state department, where he served until shortly after the japanese attack on pearl harbor.
adrian s. fisher