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The Rhode Island Supreme Court is the court of last resort in the U.S. State of Rhode Island. It consists of a chief justice and four justices. The current Justices of the Rhode Island Supreme Court are:
Chief Justice Frank J. Williams Appointed Chief Justice: 2001
Justice Maureen McKenna Goldberg Appointed to Supreme Court: 1997
Justice Francis X. Flaherty Appointed to Supreme Court: 2003
Justice Paul A. Suttell Appointed to Supreme Court: 2003
Justice William P. Robinson III Appointed to Supreme Court: 2004
Prominent Rhode Island Supreme Court Justices
- William West, 1787-1789, American Revolution general, anti-federalist leader
- David Howell (jurist), Delegate to the Continental Congress, federalist leader, U.S. District Judge
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