While clerking for Justice Harry Blackmun in the October 1986-87 term, Covington & Burling’s Beth Brinkmann recalls seeing “dozens” of female advocates at the lectern for arguments. Forty women argued—the greatest number during the 20th century.
Who were they and how many came before and after them?
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