Ginsburg

[ ginz-burg ]

noun

1. Ruth Ba·der [bey, -der], 1933–2020, U.S. jurist: associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court 1993–2020.

Example Sentences

After Justice Amy Coney Barrett replaced Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in late 2020, however, she shored up a new ultraconservative majority that left Roberts in the dust on hot-button issues over the next two years.

From Slate

He thinks the death of liberal Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg while Trump was in office will persuade Thomas and Alito they should not stay too long.

From Los Angeles Times

When Ginsburg died weeks before the 2020 election, McConnell cleared the way for Trump’s quick appointment of Justice Amy Coney Barrett, who is now 52.

From Los Angeles Times

Ginsburg’s criticism of Roe was that it should’ve been based in gender equality as opposed to a right to privacy—it wasn’t that she believed that the federal government had no role in abortion.

From Slate

The PAC website includes headline screenshots of stories in the New York Times and NBC News that explain how Ginsburg criticized Roe’s reasoning, but importantly, it does not link to them.

From Slate