Chief Justice
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Chief Justice is the name for the presiding officer on a federal judicial panel, like the United States Supreme Court. Court eras are often colloquially referred to the name of the Chief Justice, for example, the "Rehnquist Court" or the "Warren Court."

See also: Chief Justice of the United States

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