Current U.S. Supreme Court Members
The following table lists the current members of the United States Supreme Court, including the Chief Justice and eight Associate Justices. Antonin Scalia died in February 2016, creating a vacancy among the Associate Justices that would be filled by Neil Gorsuch in 2017. The following year, after Justice Kennedy retired, his seat was filled by Brett Kavanaugh.
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Service | Birth | ||||||
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Name, state | Assoc. Justice | Chief Justice | Yrs | Place | Date | Died | Religion |
Brett Kavanaugh, DC | 2018– | — | D.C. | 1965 | — | Roman Catholic | |
Amy Coney Barrett, IL | 2020– | — | Co. | 1967 | — | Roman Catholic | |
Clarence Thomas, DC | 1991– | — | Ga. | 1948 | — | Roman Catholic | |
Neil Gorsuch, CO | 2017– | — | N.Y. | 1933 | — | Protestant | |
Ketanji Brown Jackson, DC | 2022– | — | Calif. | 1938 | — | Protestant | |
John G. Roberts, DC | 2005– | — | N.Y. | 1955 | — | Roman Catholic | |
Samuel A. Alito, Jr., N.J. | 2006– | — | N.J. | 1950 | — | Roman Catholic | |
Sonia Sotomayor N.Y. | 2009– | — | N.Y. | 1954 | — | Roman Catholic | |
Elena Kagan N.Y. | 2010– | — | N.Y. | 1960 | — | Jewish |
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U.S. Supreme Court Building, 1 First Street NE
Washington, DC 20543
NOTE: Bold=Chief Justice
*Served as both chief justice and associate justice.
1. Congregational; later Unitarian.
2. Unitarian; then Episcopal.
3. Unitarian or Congregational.
4. Not a member of any church.
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