American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- Cardozo, Benjamin Nathan 1870-1938. American jurist and writer who served as an associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court (1932-1938).
“In late 2008, Peter Markowitz, professor of law at the Benjamin Cardozo School of Law at Yeshiva University in New York, explained:”
“Benjamin Cardozo, appointed by president Herbert Hoover in 1932, was the first.”
“That honor goes to Benjamin Cardozo, a descendant of Portuguese Jews who immigrated to America.”
“Justice Benjamin Cardozo was on the SC for 6 years.”
“I suggest you look up the word "Hispanic" before you blast democrats and jews - Jusice Benjamin Cardozo was Sephardi Jew and Portugese - he was NOT Hispanic in contemp. terms - as Portugese is not considered hispanic ...”
“Karl Rove said that Judge Sotomayor would not be the first Hispanic justice on the court; he says that honor fell to Benjamin Cardozo, whom Mr. Rove claims to have been "Sephardic.”
“Claudia Francis, Benjamin Cardozo (Oakland Gardens, N.Y.), 2: 05.47;”
“Benjamin Cardozo (Oakland Gardens, N.Y.), 3: 39.96;”
“Benjamin Cardozo, appointed by Herbert Hoover in 1938, was the first Hispanic Supreme Court Justice.”
“One legal scholar has lamented that the correspondence of Benjamin Cardozo, a profoundly private man, was handled by the judge's executor "the way Warwick handled Jeanne d'Arc.”
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