Sandra Day O’Connor: The First Female Justice

Sandra Day was born in Arizona on 26th March 1930, but when she reached school age she moved to El Paso, Texas, so she could attend a private school. After graduating from elementary school, I got a bachelor's degree in economics from Stanford University. After that, I continued my legal degree at Stanford University. She graduated from Stanford University law school and entered the top class but in the early 1950's women got a good legal opportunity so she is a stable position in California's law firm despite performance Was obtained. there's only a little.

Reagan promoted William Renquist to the Chief Justice Chief and appointed three judges who serve as judges. Women, Sandra O'Connor. In the appointment of all the courts, Reagan chose those who thought he would exercise 'judicial restraint'. Reagan has always received a very high level of support, but he is not welcomed by some ethnic minorities, especially black people, but many of them have not benefited from economic prosperity. In 1986, over 30% of the black population had less income than the official poverty. Especially after he dismissed the air traffic controller, many labor leaders did not like Reagan, but when they refused to end the strike (1981) he was welcomed by the union members.

President Ronald Reagan served within 100 days when his life was assassinated. Reagan survived and was named Sandra Day O'Connor, became the first female Supreme Court Judge after that year. In Italy, Pope John Paul was also escaped from assassination

On July 15, 1981, Supreme Court Judge Sandra Day O'Connor met with President Ronald Reagan outside the White House. Until retirement in 2006 was appointed by Ronald Reagan in 1981. She is the first woman to serve as judge. United States Supreme Court Reikan's Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, who came to power in 1985, met four times, and their summit meeting led to the signing of the "medium-range nuclear power treaty". Gorbachev first tried to save Soviet communism by ending the expensive weapons competition with the US, and then took off the Eastern European Empire in 1989. The collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 concluded the Cold War between the United States of America and the Soviet Union