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Associate Justices  

Definition(s)

  • In the U.S. Supreme Court, the eight members who serve in addition to the chief justice. In most ways, associate justices exercise the same power as the chief justice, because each justice casts a single vote in cases that appear before the Court. [Source: Student's Guide to the Supreme Court; Associate Justices]

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