Congress set the size of the original Supreme Court at six in the Judiciary Act of 1789. The legislation provided for one Chief Justice and five Associate Justices.
The original Justices were:
Chief Justice:
John Jay, New York
Associate Justices:
John Rutledge, South Carolina
William Cushing, Massachusetts
James Wilson, Pennsylvania
John Blair, Virginia
James Iredell, North Carolina
The court normally has 9 members. Today, 26 April 2016, there are 8 members, due to the death of Mr. Justice Scalia.
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The President of the U.S. with the consent of the Congress.
Seven.
The Surpreme Court
the surpreme court.
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Surpreme court, and other court systems
The Supreme Court amends laws and interprets law.
The Supreme Court
first latino surpreme court justice
1 {CJ}+30 {JUDGES} i.e., 31 judges sit in the supreme court of India.
Woodrow Wilson
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