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On February 13, Justice Antonin Scalia of the US Supreme Court died at the age of 79. A member of the court since his appointment by President Ronald Reagan in 1986, Justice Scalia had an immense influence on every area of the law.

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• A 2006 letter from Professor commemorating the justice’s 20th year on the court is excerpted in the . “Justice Scalia’s jurisprudence...will long outlast his time on the bench,” writes Barkow, a former clerk to Justice Scalia.
• In , Professor writes about his personal interactions with Justice Scalia prior to Scalia’s appointment.
• “Scalia was the most influential justice of the past 30 years…. Through his opinions, he exerted gravitational pull on the law, even when he lost,” writes Professor in .

Posted February 17, 2016