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|name = Jacksazzy | |name = Jacksazzy | ||
|image = File:Jacksazzy.png | |image = File:Jacksazzy.png | ||
|office = | |office = 18th [[Supreme Court|Chief Justice]] of the United States | ||
|term_start = February | |term_start = February 13, 2018 | ||
|term_end = May | |term_end = May 5, 2018 | ||
|party = [[Democratic Party]] | |nominator = [[Poke]] | ||
}} | |predecessor = ''John Roberts'' | ||
|successor = [[Kody|Cody Clark]] | |||
|party = [[Democratic Party|Democratic]] | |||
}} '''Jacksazzy''' served as Chief Justice of the United States. He is generally held in poor regard among legal scholars and his decision in ''Butterlands'' in re: ''Citizens United'', where the Supreme Court arbitrarily rejected the legal concept of corporate personhood, is often cited by judicial nominees and others as the worst in the modern era. When he retired in May, 2018, he was succeeded as Chief Justice by Associate Justice [[Kody|Cody Clark]]. | |||
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| 18th Chief Justice of the United States | |
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In office February 13, 2018 – May 5, 2018 | |
| Nominated by | Poke |
| Preceded by | John Roberts |
| Succeeded by | Cody Clark |
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| Political party | Democratic |
Jacksazzy served as Chief Justice of the United States. He is generally held in poor regard among legal scholars and his decision in Butterlands in re: Citizens United, where the Supreme Court arbitrarily rejected the legal concept of corporate personhood, is often cited by judicial nominees and others as the worst in the modern era. When he retired in May, 2018, he was succeeded as Chief Justice by Associate Justice Cody Clark.