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The sitting Court for Roe v. Wade, (1973):

Chief Justice

Warren Burger................1969 - 1986..........Nixon (R)

Associate Justices

William O. Douglas..........1939 - 1975..........Roosevelt (D)

William J. Brennan, Jr......1956 - 1990..........Eisenhower (R)

Potter Stewart................1958 - 1981..........Eisenhower (R)

Byron White...................1962 - 1993..........Kennedy (D)

Thurgood Marshall...........1967 - 1991..........Johnson (D)

Harry Blackmun..............1970 - 1994..........Nixon (R)

Lewis F. Powell, Jr............1972 - 1987..........Nixon (R)

William H. Rehnquist........1972 - 2005..........Nixon (R)

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